For me, it’s not just about building tools — it’s about understanding what I’m building.
I like knowing where the bytes go. What the memory looks like. How the binary behaves.
It slows me down, sure — but it teaches me things I didn’t even know I didn’t know.
I’m not building for scale or clients. I’m building to see.
That kind of closeness makes the machine feel less like a mystery, and more like a partner.
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That’s a really fair question.
For me, it’s not just about building tools — it’s about understanding what I’m building.
I like knowing where the bytes go. What the memory looks like. How the binary behaves. It slows me down, sure — but it teaches me things I didn’t even know I didn’t know.
I’m not building for scale or clients. I’m building to see.
That kind of closeness makes the machine feel less like a mystery, and more like a partner.