I'm from New York. Ex-military. I build frameworks.

Not as a job. It's what I do. I get up, I work, I keep going until I can't see straight, then I get up and do it again. I don't stop because I don't know how to stop.

When I'm not building, I cook. I garden. I play games and read lore and sometimes write my own. I built a farm framework because I wanted to understand how a farm actually works as a system. I built my own version of Snowpiercer because I watched the show and couldn't leave the premise alone. That's how it works, something gets in, and I take it apart.

I think in pictures. Not "picture an apple, see a red circle." Picture an apple and I plant the seed, grow the tree, watch the fruit form, follow three apples to three different kitchens and taste what each one becomes. My VVIQ scored 78 out of 80. Top few percent. That's not a brag, it's just how I see. Means I can hold a whole system in my head and walk through it room by room.

I don't have a team. I don't have funding. I built the pipeline, the frameworks, and the code in under two months, in the hours around everything else. I published what I found because I couldn't leave it alone.

I don't know if any of it goes anywhere. What I know is I won't stop trying. That's the whole thing.