Curiosity defines me. I’ve always had this insatiable thirst, which I call "The unquenchable lust," to explore, learn, and understand the principles that make things tick. My guiding thought is simple: "Can I imagine what I’m saying I know by simply closing my eyes?" If the answer is no, I keep reading until I can.
Take exit_sys.s, for example. I didnt shy away myself throwing 300 lines of comments to explain just 3 lines of assembly code—not because I had to, but because I enjoy breaking down complexity into something clear and understandable.
Like everyone, I have priorities and a list of pressing tasks. But behind all that, there are always problems running in the back of my mind. Sometimes, this obsession goes a bit overboard. I still remember the time I locked myself in a room for two months trying to solve the "Goldbach Conjecture," skipping engineering lectures, only to come up with NOTHING.
I usually don’t share or publish what I do—it’s for my own satisfaction. But I’ve written a few scripts that will publish my work on https://drshn.me/afterdeath if I’m no longer around.
For instance, Project Euler Problem 246 It reminds me that I put no boundaries on burning myself out in pursuit of a solution.(I know it was easy)
I am a polymath with diverse interests spanning numerous subjects. My work and curiosity are deeply influenced by the worlds of mathematics, physics, and economics. At the intersection of these fields, I focus on:
- Mathematics: For its beauty and universal application.
- Finance and Trading: Driven by data, patterns, and a fascination with markets.
- Software Development: With a particular love for low-level programming. (Sometimes, I read AT&T syntax assembly for Intel x86 in my leisure time)
- Data Analysis: Connecting insights across disciplines. (Exploring datasets to train LLMs, leverage GPUs, and apply Linear Algebra techniques)
| Category | Skills |
|---|---|
| Programming Languages |        |
| Web Development |       |
| Data Analysis & Machine Learning |       |
| Version Control & Cloud |     |
| Operating Systems |    |
| Mathematics | Topics: Analytical Geometry, Calculus, Linear Algebra, Macroeconomics & Microeconomics, Number Theory, Special Functions |
(P.S. Nothing is ever "complete," and that's by design—curiosity never sleeps.)
My privacy matters deeply to me. If you’re curious about my approach to balancing openness and discretion, read here.