what I'm doing:

• Working on a Rust project involving 2D GPU rendering
• Working on a custom-designed pcb, layout, case design, and firmware for battery-efficient operation and wireless communication for a keyboard I'm making
• Starting my 6th semester (out of 7) at the university, where I'm doing a systems engineering specialization
• Searching for a job! (If I piqued your interest, feel free to reach out!)

stuff on my mind:

• Is there an evolutionary benefit to people having different neurological indexing types (as in a database)? Does this actually map to a different structure in the brain? Could this be used to optimize work by, for example, by assigning people of similar or dissimilar types to the same group?
• What exactly *is* happiness?
• Hackathons, at least from my experience, seem to prioritize pitching ideas over the actual effectiveness of the solution. This often means that delivering a minimum viable product that genuinely addresses an issue can be less rewarded than simply crafting a compelling presentation.
• Perfectionism is both a blessing and a curse. While I immensely admire the intricacies of well-crafted work, I'm perpetually tethered to the discontent of never meeting my own standars.
• Many overlook the benefits of reading, the value of which I'm fortunate to have discovered this early in my life.