a cs student writing chaotic C programs, thinking too hard about everything, and occasionally producing something that works.
second-semester CS student who somehow started programming with Scheme (via The Little Schemer), then Python, then fell headfirst into C and never came back up.
i write programs that occasionally write themselves, arrays that know what type they are, and tokenizers that read their own source code. i also read Wolfram's A New Kind of Science for fun. make of that what you will.
currently running Fedora Linux with a terminal-native workflow, fighting struct padding, and trying to understand why everything is either beautiful or a total sin.
📖 currently reading: Crafting Interpreters by Nystrom & A New Kind of Science by Wolfram — because apparently one obsession at a time isn't enough.