"I don't just write code—I have conversations with it.
Human creativity + AI execution = magic."
My first taste of programming was with Scratch and LEGO EV3 robotics. There's something magical about making a physical robot move with code you wrote. Those colorful blocks taught me the fundamentals before I ever typed a line of text.
C++ was my first "real" programming language, and it's still my favorite. The precision, the control, the semicolons at the end of every line... I still accidentally add semicolons when writing Python. Old habits die hard! ;
I didn't like Python at first—it felt too "loose" compared to C++. But once I started working on AI projects and automation, I grew to appreciate its elegance and the power of its ecosystem.
HTML, CSS, JavaScript—the building blocks of this very website. I enjoy the immediate visual feedback of web development. You can see your creation come to life right in the browser.
My beloved AI-powered IDE. Once you experience AI-native coding, there's no going back to the vanilla experience.
Built this entire website with it! The future of pair programming with AI is here.
My AI pair programming companions. They help me think through problems and write better code.
Where my robotics adventures began. Physical computing is a special kind of magic.
Cursor's competitor. I used to use it, but once you go AI-native, the vanilla experience feels too manual. Why type everything when you can have a conversation?
I prefer working with AI as my pair programmer rather than typing everything manually. I describe what I want, the AI helps me build it, and together we iterate until it's perfect.
Fun quirk: I always accidentally add semicolons at the end of Python lines. Years of C++ have left their mark on my muscle memory. Python just quietly ignores them, thankfully!
I learn best by making things. This website, NeuroOS, game mods—every project teaches me something new. Theory is important, but nothing beats hands-on experience.