17. dropped out at 16.
Questions before answers.
I wasn't building companies or products. I was just curious. Every new piece of technology felt like something worth taking apart and understanding.
Learning by building.
Built my first small coding projects. Started learning through experimentation. Explored programming beyond school. Developed a habit of self-learning.
exploration
This was the year I realized I wanted to spend my life building with technology. I explored programming, artificial intelligence, startups, and science with much greater focus. I began thinking about solving real-world problems instead of simply learning new skills.
Searching for meaning
This was the hardest year of my life. I became deeply obsessed with questions about meaning, purpose, and existence, which led me through a difficult period. School became less important, but my curiosity grew stronger than ever. I immersed myself in books on science, psychology, philosophy, entrepreneurship, and technology, slowly rebuilding the way I saw the world.
From learning to creating.
Idea of Spark Labs, Mesosphere, Spark Technologies, Loop ai, vogon...
Ideas became reality.
I stopped waiting for the perfect time and started building. Spark Labs evolved from an idea into a real initiative with a clear mission: to help people build with artificial intelligence instead of simply learning about it. Alongside it, I continued designing products, websites, AI systems, and exploring how technology can create meaningful impact.
Building an AI-first education company focused on practical artificial intelligence, AI agents, automation, and future-ready skills.
Building a long-term institution dedicated to practical technology education, research, entrepreneurship, and innovation.
Participated in a founder residency focused on product development, startup execution, and building alongside ambitious founders.
Creative studio focused on premium branding, digital experiences, websites, and product design.
A community-driven Instagram philanthropy initiative where people sponsored meals for homeless children and received personalized birthday messages from the recipients.
An end-to-end interactive platform for mastering machine learning mechanics without theoretical bottlenecks.
A selective residency for ambitious builders, providing the time, mentorship, and collaborative environment to develop impactful technology ventures.
A clean implementation of the Raft distributed consensus protocol with persistent WAL and leader election.
A minimalist hobbyist kernel written in C and assembly with VGA text driver, interrupts, and physical memory manager.
Why permission is an illusion, how to build compounding technical leverage early, and why learning in public accelerates everything.
Modern machine learning education is broken. Here is how mechanical sandboxes and visual intuition can fix it.
In an era of bloat, popups, and aggressive gamification, quiet software is an act of respect toward the human mind.
Why personal websites should be operating systems for thought rather than static resume brochures.
Lightweight local LLM runtime optimized for browser WebGPU.
Zero-dependency static markdown compiler for rapid editorial wikis.
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