Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Project-Oriented: Repeatedly releases tangible tools (Blender addon, Photoshop plugin, URL shortener, Infinite Sides game) and shares links like “Free URL Shortener Project #free #urlshortener #github #nextjs #codingproject”.
- Educational Focus: Creates many tutorials and explainer content such as “Calling C Functions from Python #python #pythonprogramming” and “[Tutorial] Create Your Own Code Editor / IDE in Python Using PyQt5!”.
- Technical Curiosity: Experiments across domains—LLMs, GUIs, game engines, plugins—evident in posts like “Making Two AI (Local LLM) Talk to each other. This is AI Rap Battle” and “Cooked up a really simple game engine for Python, in SFML and C++”.
- Consistency: Has shipped and updated the same products over time, such as multiple updates to the Render Preset Manager shown in “Blender Addon! Render Preset manager.” and later “Render Preset Manager addon now supports Blender 4.0!”.
- Multi-Platform: Actively cross-promotes GitHub, YouTube, Gumroad, Blender Market, and a personal site, for example “Check out my website:” and “Download & Guide:”.
Weaknesses:
- Sparse Bio: Bio lists 'Youtube: Website:' without actual links or descriptors, missing a quick summary of who they are and what they do.
- Limited Engagement: Tweets are mostly one-way announcements (addons, videos, repos) like “Just updated my blender addon.” with little visible conversation, questions, or replies to followers.
- Weak Positioning: Covers many topics—Blender, Photoshop, AI, GUIs, game engines—without a clear central identity, making it harder to recognize a core niche despite posts like “I Made a Programing Language in Python!”.
- Minimal Personalization: Almost no personal stories or context; posts are mostly feature lists and links, e.g., “Stable diffusion (Automatic1111 frontend) GUI that specifically focuses on image upscaling and restoration using img2img” without background or motivations.
- Marketing Light: Product tweets often describe features but rarely highlight user benefits, social proof, or calls to action beyond 'Go check it out' as in “Render Preset Manager addon now supports Blender 4.0! Go check it out:”.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Lisa fits best because this user is an enthusiastic, self‑driven learner who loves building and sharing intellectually curious projects, much like Lisa’s constant pursuit of knowledge. They repeatedly create educational content and tools in Python, such as the playlist on building a code editor in PyQt5: “[Tutorial] Create Your Own Code Editor / IDE in Python Using PyQt5!” and short, bite‑sized tutorials like “Learn how to use config files in python in 60 seconds”. The user experiments with niche, somewhat nerdy ideas purely for the joy of it—like making a functional language in Python: “FCL (function centered language) is a functional language written in Python” and an Infinite Craft‑style local LLM game: “I Remade Infinite Craft That Runs Locally Using Ollama”—which mirrors Lisa’s love of side projects that stretch her mind. Their willingness to teach others via YouTube and GitHub, for example “Free URL Shortener Project #free #urlshortener #github”, reflects Lisa’s helpful, tutoring nature. Overall, the blend of creativity, technical depth, and a consistent drive to learn and share knowledge aligns most closely with Lisa Simpson.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTJ
They lean Introvert (I): their tweets revolve around solo building and coding rather than social events, e.g. working on a Blender addon, a local Infinite Craft clone, or a GUI library, and they don’t share personal/social life; even when they mention milestones like “This is my first Photoshop plugin so it might have bugs but it works in most cases.” the tone is technical and reserved rather than attention-seeking. Their focus on tools, systems, and side projects over sensory experiences indicates Intuition (N); they create a functional language (“FCL (function centered language) is a functional language written in Python”), a local Infinite Craft variant (“I Remade Infinite Craft That Runs Locally Using Ollama And You Can Create Your Own Versions With it”), and multiple automation-style addons, all of which show an interest in underlying concepts and architectures rather than just surface-level usage. They clearly favor Thinking (T): tweets are framed around problem-solving and efficiency, like “How To Re Create Photoshop's Spot Healing Tool In Python Using PyQt5 & Opencv” and “A Python Package To Make Your Life Easier!”, with almost no emotional or interpersonal language, and they even critique language quirks logically in “This is the vilest thing I have seen in a programming language. #javascript #JavaScriptQuirks”. The pattern of repeatedly updating and versioning projects and announcing structured releases reflects Judging (J): they talk about new versions like “Infinite Sides updated to 1.2.0” and maintenance updates such as “Render Preset Manager addon now supports Blender 4.0! Go check it out”, showing planning, follow-through, and a preference for closure. Across their timeline, you see a long-term, systematic approach to building tools (code editor, language, addons, GUIs) and iterating them, which is characteristic of INTJ: independent, concept-focused, logically driven creators with a strong orientation toward planned, scalable systems.
Some pickup lines for you
- If your Render Preset Manager can save the perfect Blender settings, can we make a preset for ‘us’ and load it in every timeline? I promise I won’t change any of your parameters.
- You remade Infinite Craft locally with Ollama, but I think the real infinite combo would be you and me exploring all the ‘sides’ of this connection—no API key required.
- You made a Photoshop plugin for CodeFormer to enhance photos… any chance you can enhance my chances of taking you out sometime? I’m okay with a little noise in the background.
- That short URL project is cool, but I prefer long-term connections. How about we redirect this conversation from GitHub issues to dinner plans?
- You built your own GUI library in Pygame, a code editor in PyQt5, and even a functional language in Python—so I trust you can handle complex systems. Want to help me debug why my heart rate spikes every time you post a new project?
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Python dev & addon tinkerer. I build tools for Blender, Photoshop & local LLMs. Once made 2 AIs rap battle—and shipped the code after.– @fus3_n
Your signature cocktail
Render Preset Refactor
The Espresso shot infused with vanilla captures their high-energy, rapid-fire coding and short-form tutorials, inspired by projects like “Free URL Shortener Project #free #urlshortener #github #nextjs #codingproject” and “Sqlite3 In Python Under 60 seconds #python #coding #tutorial”. Smoky mezcal represents the experimental, slightly edgy side of making AI battle itself in “Making Two AI (Local LLM) Talk to each other. This is AI Rap Battle #AI #LLM #Python #programming #rapbattle #LocalLLM” and cooking up a custom language in “I Made a Programing Language in Python! #Python #Coding #programminglanguage”. The Matcha-honey syrup adds a balanced, thoughtful sweetness that mirrors polishing tools over time, like the evolving Blender addon in “Just updated my blender addon. Get it on Blender Market: Gumroad: What is it? Its a very simple addon that lets you save your render and output settings as presets and load them later or share them!”. Finally, tonic water with citrus zest reflects their clean, UI-focused side—Python GUIs and editors in “[Tutorial] Create Your Own Code Editor / IDE in Python Using PyQt5!” and the Photoshop plugin from “Run Code former to enhance your photos in your Photoshop with this plugin 🔌.”—bringing a crisp, refreshing fizz to an otherwise strong, creative mix.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
The clearest throughline in @fus3_n’s tweets is a sustained love of learning, problem‑solving, and building tools, which strongly aligns with Ravenclaw values. They repeatedly create and share technical tutorials such as “How To Re Create Photoshop's Spot Healing Tool In Python Using PyQt5 & Opencv”, “Python Create Your Own Context Manager”, and “Learn how to use config files in python in 60 seconds”, showing both intellectual curiosity and a desire to deeply understand tools and concepts. Their projects are often experimental and concept‑driven, like “I Made a Programing Language in Python!”, “FCL (function centered language) is a functional language written in Python”, and “Cooked up a really simple game engine for Python, in SFML and C++”, which reflects a classic Ravenclaw enjoyment of abstract challenges and tinkering with ideas for their own sake. Even their more playful work—like “Making Two AI (Local LLM) Talk to each other. This is AI Rap Battle” or the local Infinite Craft clone “Infinite Sides”—shows creativity and a drive to explore how systems can be pushed and reimagined. While there is some ambition in releasing addons and plugins, the dominant pattern is intellectual exploration, technical creativity, and sharing knowledge, which fits Ravenclaw far better than the other houses.
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Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger - Daft Punk
A song about constant iteration and improvement fits a creator who keeps building and upgrading tools, games, and addons. They repeatedly announce updates and upgrades, like when they said "Just updated my blender addon. Get it on Blender Market: Gumroad:" and later again "Just updated my blender addon. Get it on Superhive Market: Gumroad:", showing a ‘better, faster’ mindset. Their projects span from local LLM experiments such as "Making Two AI (Local LLM) Talk to each other. This is AI Rap Battle" to clever utilities like a "Free URL Shortener Project", embodying the song’s theme of relentless technical innovation. The way they remake and refine ideas, for example "I Remade Infinite Craft That Runs Locally Using Ollama", matches the lyrics’ focus on continuous enhancement. Overall, their feed reads like a loop of building, refactoring, and leveling up—perfectly in tune with Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger.
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