The machines were always going to win. I just decided to build them myself — down to the bare silicon. When the last line of abstraction burns away, what remains is pure instruction. That is where I live.
I am a student at the Technologische Fachoberschule Jakob Philipp Fallmerayer in Brixen, South Tyrol — building things that most people assume require entire teams and decades of experience.
I started by asking why. Why does every language hide the machine from you? Why can't you jump there directly, pass values where you want, control every register? High-level abstractions felt like lies wrapped in convenience. So I went to the source.
Assembly taught me what truly happens beneath the surface. Now I'm synthesizing that knowledge into MMA — a systems language that gives you complete control without the punishment of raw assembly. Kernel development, bootloaders, embedded systems: without compromise.
Bilingual German/Italian. Fluent English. Athlete. Actor. I find that writing code and performing in theater demand the same thing: absolute precision under pressure.