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This is a personal website of mine. Here, I mostly blog. I blog about a lot of things, such as coding, tech, a bit into some personal projects I’m doing or have done. Sometimes, I write down my thoughts too.

Following my three-year pursuit of Doctoral studies in Mechanics and Civil Engineering in France, I moved to Luxembourg in 2020 to work as a Simulation Engineer at a startup called LEKO LABS. I didn’t know it at the time, but it was a turning point in my life. I had to learn a lot of new things, from coding to building physics, and I had to do it fast. I was thrown into the deep end, but I loved it.

Early this year, I decided to take my career and life in a different direction. I left my job and moved to Japan, family in tow. Today, I am a software engineer at Tektome Inc., a company that specializes in using AI for AEC works. Just like my previous job, I am mostly working backend. Python, Golang, and Typescript are currently my main languages.

Other than work, I’m more into learning Japanese and reading books. If you want to reach me, feel free to send me some email or connect with me on LinkedIn. Otherwise, feel free to search and browse through my blog and leave comment if you want!

"You better not be a 🦖 running on terminal!"

📌 Go, Dino, Run!

A Terminal Game; implementation of Chrome's offline Dino run game written in pure Golang.

Crashing This (Go) App

In which I transform a meme into a practical guide for crashing simulation services in nested virtual machines, ensuring no survivors.

Implementing Game Control, Part 2: On the Game of Life

How I implemented control in the Game of Life, Part 2 - Controlling world updates in the Game.

Implementing Game Control, Part 1: Loop Control in Go

How I implemented control on the Game of Life, Part 1 - Controlling infinite loop in Go programming language.

Making Game of Life in Go

In which I stumbled upon an article mentioning the Game of Life, felt a wave of nostalgia, and did a weekend project to make an implementation of it in Go, playable on Terminal.

Matrix Solving with Julia (and Numpy as comparison)

In which I got curious, rekindled my past with Julia (the language), and did some benchmark tests against NumPy.

Artwork from the book that I bought, apparently part of [Penguin Vintage series](https://shop.penguin.co.uk/products/the-wind-up-bird-chronicle-vintage1) (I don’t know how it ended up at a small bookstore in Den Haag)

Is It Possible to Really Know Someone?

This shouldn’t have surprised me as much as it does, but I have come to the realization that, in conclusion, we will never fully know or understand others or even ourselves.

So Long, and Thanks For All The Tweets (Scraper)

As of yesterday, and confirmed by Elon Musk himself (kinda), Twitter requires people to be signed in to see tweets, even public ones. End of an era.

Getting New Hobby and Fixing My Twitter Scrapers

Or how I finally decided to stop procrastinating and just simply fix my own old Python module to scrape tweets and generating wordcloud from it.

Making TL;DR app With GPT

Work's been quite pressing for the past couple of week; for relaxation, I sprint-coded a webapp (using Streamlit) to summarize articles on the web this weekend.