I’m David. I design systems, teach ideas, and write operating systems for fun (in assembly, because why not). I’ve worked in banks, taught JavaScript to Java developers, deployed software over a satellite, and written code that talks to real hardware and code that talks back.
I’m not here to teach. I’m here to think out loud – and maybe help others do the same.
If you like RISC-V, Rust, Assembly (little-endian only), metaphors, or words that boot with purpose, you’re in the right place.
Mentorship, speaking, writing and systems design that doesn’t start with a framework.
Apr 14, 2025 · 6 min read · The screen flickers.A green cursor blinks, steady as a heartbeat. You type. Slowly. Carefully. Into a form you didn’t build, but that seems to know what it wants from you. Tab – next field – the input waits.You fill the screen, one data fragment at a...
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Apr 11, 2025 · 6 min read · TypeScript is a paradox. It was created to bring structure to JavaScript. To offer optional safety. To help teams scale without falling into chaos. It was – by design – gradual, optional, forgiving. And then we – the developers – made it strict. We e...
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Apr 9, 2025 · 4 min read · Introduction: The Red Carpet Fallacy JavaScript sometimes is a fashion show. A modern JS codebase is often filled with syntactic sugar, one-liners, and spread operators galore. It's clean. It's concise. It's... slow? In this post, we're not here to s...
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