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I make machines
worth understanding.

A systems-minded builder, tinkerer, and occasional digital archaeologist. I like small tools, sharp edges, and software that tells you the truth.

shoki systems // independent company · available for hire

Curiosity is
a feature.

I’m interested in the layer below the obvious one: the protocol behind the button, the forgotten convention, the elegant little hack that makes a complicated thing legible again.

This is my public workbench. Some projects are polished. Some are tagged WIP. All of them are attempts to leave a system more understandable than I found it.

— keep looking under the hood_
$ ./operator-notes --unixsmall commands, useful habits

A few terminal habits, translated for humans.

man -k

start with the manualSearch by concept when you know the problem but not the command.

git bisect

find the breakLet the machine narrow down which change introduced the bug.

/dev/null

discard with intentA special place for output you have decided not to keep.

last reboot: never

an uptime jokeNot a reliability promise. Just a little old-school optimism.

Tools of
the trade

Not a loyalty test. Just the things that stay out of the way.

01languagesGo · Rust · Python · POSIX sh
02habitatLinux · tmux · a well-worn ThinkPad
03ritualsgit bisect · man -k · grep -R · /dev/null
04obsessionsnetworks · tiny CLIs · old manuals
05principlemake the invisible visible

> hiring_status: available

Have a strange
little problem?

Good. Those are usually the interesting ones.

I run an independent company and take on select work: systems, tools, automation, and the connective tissue between people and machines.

accepting: consulting · prototypes · rescue missions

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