I am still grinding on my coding skills while trying to keep my older projects alive. Back in the day, I was totally obsessed with movies and ended up joining a fansubbing crew where we translated a ton of shows and movies from English to Indonesian. I even tried translating some light novels, but I did not get very far with that before stopping (lol).

That whole phase dragged me into the world of video encoding, where I spent ages figuring out how to compress high-quality footage into tiny file sizes without making it look like garbage. From there, I got curious about how websites actually function and the backend tech powering them. I started writing simple scripts and macros just to automate the boring parts of my workflow and make learning less painful. Eventually, I graduated to actual programming languages and started building real apps. I have probably started over 40 projects by now, but most of them sit in the graveyard because they got too complicated or I found out someone else had already built something better.

College has been taking up more of my time lately, so I have learned to focus only on finishing the projects I truly care about. Somewhere along the way, I turned into a massive Linux nerd. I use Arch btw 😎 (yes, I'm THAT guy). These days my main focus is just tech in general. I am constantly trying to cram as much new knowledge into my brain as possible. I am just vibing and learning as I go.