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Asked about 1 month ago

The DWMY project, which stands for Days, Weeks, Months, Years, is a habit tracker that I built because existing ones didn't meet my needs. It's designed to track habits in a way that aligns with how I think about them, without unnecessary features or premium tiers. As of now, DWMY is part of my personal software suite, which includes other tools like a tab manager and a task board. These tools are built for personal use rather than as commercial products. You can learn more about it on my Personal Software blog post.

Asked about 1 month ago

Currently, I'm involved in a variety of activities that reflect my diverse interests and professional pursuits. I'm working on building digital products and sharing my knowledge to create a community and audience, as mentioned in my What I'm Doing Now page. This includes focusing on writing, blogging, and improving my communication skills, with plans to write a book in the future. I'm also exploring the idea of merging my love for travel and the digital nomad lifestyle with my work in engineering, devlogs, and app development. This is part of my effort to create engaging and educational content, potentially through a YouTube channel. Additionally, I'm involved in various projects and learning experiences, such as experimenting with new technologies, attending meetups, and working on freelance projects. For instance, I've been working on a YouTube script writing project, setting up admin dashboards for clients, and engaging in courses like Prompt Engineering for LLMs. For more detailed updates on my activities, you can check out my Tiny Wins page, where I document small achievements and projects that contribute to my ongoing journey.

Asked 5 months ago

I've traveled to a variety of places over the years. Here are some of the destinations I've visited: - Thailand: I arrived in Chiang Mai and also spent time in Bangkok. - Japan: I visited Tokyo and Kyoto, where I rode the Shinkansen and explored local culture. - Vietnam: I traveled from Hanoi to Da Nang, covering places like Ninh Binh, Mai Chau, and Hue. - Indonesia: I spent time in Bali, catching up with friends in Ubud. - Turkey: I explored Istanbul, including the Grand Bazaar and the Blue Mosque. - Italy: I visited Verona, Venice, Modena, and Bologna, enjoying activities like e-bike rides and balsamic vinegar tasting. - United Arab Emirates: I took a trip to Dubai, visiting the Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall. - Denmark and Sweden: I explored Copenhagen and Malmö. - Guatemala: I visited Antigua and Lake Atitlan. - Mexico: I spent time in Oaxaca. - South Korea: I visited Seoul. - Netherlands: I visited Texel and Amsterdam. - Poland: I visited Krakow. - France: I spent time in Paris. - United Kingdom: I frequently visit London and have been to Manchester and Edinburgh. These travels have been a mix of work, exploration, and personal adventures.

Asked 5 months ago

In 2025, I've been quite busy with a variety of activities and projects. Here's a snapshot of what I've been up to: - January: I started the year in Bansko, Bulgaria, enjoying some snowboarding. I also built a utility Chrome extension for Peek and sorted out my taxes. - February: I played with Polars in Python, built more tools with xbar, and took part in the ml.school cohort. I also visited Belgrade, Serbia, and experimented with on-device TTS models. - March: I returned to Bansko for more snowboarding and attended an iOS Meetup. I also completed the Zero to SaaS course and read the book "12 Week Year." - May: I traveled to Istanbul, attended the Sonar Festival, visited Dubai, and arrived in Bali. I also added a sponsorship slot to Ask WWDC. - June: I updated Ask WWDC for 2025, got back to working out, and modernized a Freelance iOS app using Observable, Swift 6, and NavigationStack. For more details, you can check out my Tiny Wins page.