I've always been a daydreamer. I don't know how common it is with people but I've always struggled with it. I imagine scenarios where I save the day or problems to solve. I don't know when it started but I've come to the realisation that I have to fix it.

When ChatGPT came out, I used it a lot. From my job to my writing and fitness. But then I started to notice that I'm becoming dumber. Also, my ego got in the way, I was like "Huh, I should be able to solve this myself without ChatGPTs help" So

This is pretty late. It's already the end of March. But better late than never. Anyways I'm a pretty accountable person and figured out what better to keep accountability than to tell the whole world what I've decided to study in 2022. So without further ado, these are the things

In October of 2020, I've published my first blog post about SOLID principles. This was the first written content I've ever put out on the internet. At the time, I and many of my friends thought it was a pretty stupid thing. There are already dozens, if not hundreds of

This past week I've dropped all the typical backend engineering I usually do and did some game development. It was a fascinating experience, it's like I've gotten back the joy of programming. Ever since I've started working professionally programming became more of a job and I've started to lose the

A couple of days ago I've started to see the word "web3" a lot. It started on Twitter but eventually spread to YouTube and I've succumbed to it. I've fallen down the web3 rabbit hole. Thankfully I'm out of it and would like to share my discoveries and opinion on