I started out coding in Roblox Studio. I spent a lot of time writing scripts, which eventually led me to explore game executables, Swift, and now the Linux terminal. Right now, I'm really focused on macOS app development and learning Linux, mostly building tools to solve problems that nobody else has fixed yet.
When I'm not coding, I'm pretty involved in politics. I'm a Marxist and I post a lot of my opinions over on TikTok (@sqmon.lua).
A Lua-based executable script I made for natural, legit-looking aim assist. It has smart player detection and gives you fine-tuned control if you want precision without making it obvious.
I built a custom Bash Fastfetch config to show my system info exactly how I want it. If you're going to show off your setup, it might as well look good.
A native macOS file manager I built from scratch in Swift. I hated how bloated Electron apps felt, so I made something clean and native that actually fits how I work.
I use a 2020 MacBook Air M1 with 8GB of RAM. It's modest on paper, but I've stripped it down so it idles at just 1.3GB. I dual-boot macOS and Asahi Linux (Fedora) with GNOME, which lets me jump between environments depending on what I'm working on.