A really fast website
Loads in under 200ms. Contains almost nothing. Correlation is not causation, but this time it is.
egehan@localhost:~$ whoami
a developer, allegedly
I turn coffee into commits, and roughly 40% of those commits into
messages that just say fix. I build things for the web,
argue with computers professionally, and have never once written a
regex on the first try.
Technologies I use, ranked by how confidently I lie about them.
any is a lifestylegit reset --hardSelected, because the rest is in a folder called old-final-v2-REAL.
Loads in under 200ms. Contains almost nothing. Correlation is not causation, but this time it is.
Built in a weekend to avoid a task that would have taken twenty minutes. Now used by four people daily. No regrets.
Seventeen repositories, each with a beautiful README and zero features. The READMEs are genuinely excellent.
The progress bar is the whole product. The underlying task finished ages ago, but people find the bar reassuring.
Numbers go up. Please do not audit them.
I am full-stack in the sense that I am equally uncertain at every layer.
Whatever the linter screams about the loudest. I have no principles, only pre-commit hooks.
Yes. Afterwards. In a panic. While the deploy is running.
I say "it should be a quick fix" out loud, which summons a three-day debugging session. It is basically a curse.
Only when I want the weekend to have a plot.
No. Nobody can. Make peace with it.
Response time: fast, unless it is a meeting invite.
Recruiters: yes I know Kubernetes, in the way one knows a large dog that lives next door.