💻 Computer enthusiast since before I could walk. 🐧 Linux-down-to-the-bone explorer, passionate FOSS news consumer.
I've always wondered how modern, clickable applications work — how humanity managed to create mobile, interactive, and intelligent apps running on machines that only understand binary 🧠💾.
In middle school, coding in C++ didn’t give me the full answer, yet the small algorithms and benchmarks I created made me feel like I had some real power ⚡.
That’s also when I discovered some programming mysteries — like the concept of asynchronous programming (🤔 how do you make a snake game if the C++ cin object blocks input?) — completely unresolvable to me back then.
Now, through my ongoing Computer Science studies 🎓, many details have become clearer:
— how programs communicate, what the most common design patterns are for solving big problems, and how it all interacts with the OS, GUIs, graphics, and hardware.
But there’s still so much more to learn — and I’m eager for it! 🚀
- 🎓 3rd year Applied Computer Science student at Politechnika Wrocławska
- 🧠 Working on an innovative wearables motion-capture project for my Bachelor’s thesis:
a sign language VR application using the TeslaSuit and SenseGlove hardware 🤲 - 🧩 Fundamentals in:
- the traditional CS stack (algorithms, data structures, networking, IoT, scripting, SQL & NoSQL, web apps)
- microservices: developing a hobby project simulating scalable event-driven microservices with CQRS and Clean Architecture 🧱
- machine learning: built small projects like gender classification using a sEMG arm band — signal processing with Kalman filters, wrapped in a PyQt app 🤖
- project cooperation: beyond 2-person coding, participated in a 4-person GitHub workflow with feature branches, PRs, merge conflicts, and weekly syncs 🧑💻🤝
- 🧭 Specializations:
- .NET 🧱 – built web apps and REST APIs in C# using ASP-related frameworks; used LINQ for clean and elegant code; currently experimenting with Vue.js on the frontend 🌐
- Linux 🐧 – highly comfortable with the Arch Wiki,
/etc/tinkering, Atomic distros, BTRFS, encryption, and KVM virtualization.
Used Linux as my daily driver for 4+ years, even running Windows-only software on it 💪
Flashing the OS 10 times in a day for complex setups or experimental flags? Not a problem! 🔥
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