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I'm currently working full-time as a Senior Software Engineer at Workday building FlowiseAI.

In my free time, I'm building Bunko - a bookmark manager and newsletter reader. Building Bunko is also an experiment in building a product from scratch with AI.

Unlike all the vibe-coded slop, I'm building Bunko acting as a tech lead and a product manager, but using my experience as a developer to guide the AI into good solutions.

I started learning Go late last year and I'm finally feeling comfortable with it. This year,
I'm pushing myself to master the language.

I'm working on turning one of my side projects into a sustainable source of income. While I've built several projects over the years, I haven't seriously tried to monetize any of them. This time, I'm focusing on building something people would actually pay for, even if it's just enough to cover hosting costs at first.

I'm also working on growing my portfolio of projects. Rather than letting half-finished ideas collect dust, I'm committed to building and shipping smaller, focused projects. The goal is to have a collection of work that showcases both my technical skills and my ability to solve real problems.

I usually have two books going at once - a fiction for fun and a non-fiction for learning. Sometimes I'll throw in a technical book if something catches my eye. If you're curious about what I've read before, check out my reading page.

Here's what's keeping me entertained lately:

Hades. A few years ago, I played Hades but never completed it. And when they released Hades II in early access late last year I bought it immediately. Hades II finally reached v1.0 so I figured now is the best time to play and finish both of them.