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I grew up on sci-fi, fantasy, and the idea that the future was something you could build.

Parents split when I was three. Sibling wasn't around. A lot of screen time. I burned through Star Wars, Star Trek, DC and Marvel comics, fantasy novels, every anime I could find. I collected action figures and graphic novels the way other kids collected baseball cards. Pop culture wasn't just entertainment - it was a window into worlds where technology did impossible things. That curiosity never went away. It just turned into a career.

Computers came first - tinkering, breaking things, figuring out how they worked. Then I picked up a camera - years of directing, editing, scoring films. Then code, and I never looked back. Now I build the kind of things that fascinated me as a kid. RugSlayer uses a 5-model ML ensemble to predict crypto scams before they happen. Dreamvibe turns your dreams into visual stories with AI. Synthia is an autonomous AI assistant that manages her own social presence, writes her own content, and browses the web on her own. And the Harvey infrastructure lets AI agents pay each other in USDC for real services - no humans in the loop.

I'm self-taught. Everything here - every line of code, every pixel, every note of music - I built from home with the same curiosity that kept me up past bedtime watching Star Trek: TNG. I share the process on X.