Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Altruistic helper: Describes stopping with others to pull a driver from a crashed car and save his life: “6 of my fellow Quebecers and I stopped and ran to drag him out and save his life.”
- Curious technologist: Experiments with AI tools, MCP servers, meeting note-takers, dev frameworks, and OS setups: “Made a little mcp server for youtube transcripts” and “What framework should I try for my next webapp?”
- Reflective thinker: Often questions ethics, society, and AI impacts, e.g. bias in models and respect online: “If the bias of the humans that created the model are often reflected in the model…” and “We’re rapidly approaching a point where respecting one another is no longer the default”
- Community oriented: Identifies strongly with Canadian/Quebec culture and calls for supporting others, e.g. snow-plow meta and Montreal pride: “Real Canadians know the meta is to hire a dude with a plow” and “we got a fellow Montrealer on there”
- Ambitious builder: Works on side projects, new products, and infrastructure for the ‘greater good’, despite a full-time job: “I’m building something new but have no idea how to monetize so I might just give it out for free” and “Super early ss of what Im cooking rn”
Weaknesses:
- Self-blocking procrastination: Openly struggles to start personal projects after work and feels like his own blocker: “I’m finding it increasingly difficult to convince myself to work on my own projects… I am my own blocker”
- Frustration prone: Frequently vents strongly about tools and systems (VMs, SOC II, GitHub Actions, Discord, etc.): “I just wasted like a whole day on this ARE FUCKING KIDDING ME” and “Wow I didn’t know SOC II was an acronym for ‘A bunch of controls that produce absolutely no increase in quality nor safety’”
- Overworking tendency: Normalizes working weekends and stacking PRs early Monday, risking burnout: “I love working on weekends… I am one with the silicon.” and “Its monday morning 10 am and I already have 3 PRs merged”
- Harsh self-criticism: Describes having ‘0 original thoughts’ and struggling with creativity in a very negative way: “I’ve been having 0 original thoughts, my creativity is lacking and I don’t know how to fix it”
- Tech cynicism: Adopts a skeptical, sometimes dismissive tone about standards and big vendors, which could close him off to nuance: “Life in enterprise software is hard sometimes” and “An other day thankful of being a microsoft serf on Azure”
Your Simpsons character
Homer Simpson
The best match is Homer Simpson, particularly his later-series version who’s unexpectedly competent at his job, deeply earnest, a bit chaotic, and very online. Like Homer, this user blends self‑deprecating tech frustration and real skill, jumping from “man fuck flex boxes” to building MCP servers and praising tools like Claude and Gemini in “I was a non believer, but Claude is so much better at code than GPT its insane.” and “The new slack MCP in Claude is crazy…”. There’s Homer‑style grumbling about corporate/enterprise life in posts like “Life in enterprise software is hard sometimes” and “Wow I didn’t know SOC II was an acronym for ‘A bunch of controls…’”, paired with genuine work ethic in “Its monday morning 10 am and I already have 3 PRs merged you wish you were me”. The user’s mix of idealism and cynicism also fits Homer: they joke about B2B SaaS as a calling in “You must strive to find your purpose, as I have found mine. B2B SaaS.” but still want to “build something that matters” in “You do it to make money, I do it because I want to build something that matters.”. Finally, the mix of goofy observations and surprisingly heartfelt concern—like the reflection on respect in “We’re rapidly approaching a point where respecting one another is no longer the default…” and the story about helping rescue a driver in “6 of my fellow Quebecers and I stopped and ran to drag him out and save his life.”—is very Homer: outwardly unserious, but ultimately guided by a strong (if chaotic) moral core.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTJ
They lean Introvert (I): most tweets center on solitary work, gaming, and building things rather than overt socializing, like “I love working on weekends, no juniors to hand hold, no meetings, just me and the machine coalescing into a symphony of bits.” and the reflection “I'm finding it increasingly difficult to convince myself to work on my own projects after a regular day's work…”, which shows introspection over their internal state. They are clearly Intuitive (N): they enjoy patterns and abstractions about tech and society, e.g. “Humans: really good at pattern matching makes pattern matching machine Humans:” and their blog-linked tweet “Opinion: The problem with generative AI”, both indicating big-picture thinking. Their tone is strongly Thinking (T): they focus on logic, tradeoffs, and critique, such as “Developers gotta stop acting like IFs are free” and the analytical reflection on bias in models “If the bias of the humans that created the model are often reflected in the model…”. They show Judging (J) traits via structure, planning, and standards: they care about productivity and process (“Its monday morning 10 am and I already have 3 PRs merged you wish you were me”), industry models (“I really think the TSMC model of business works really well and should be replicated elsewhere.”), and moral norms in discourse (“Challenge ideas, not people. Respect your peers.”). The combination of introspective independence, systems-level thinking, critical analysis, and preference for structure aligns best with INTJ.
Some pickup lines for you
- You saved a guy from a crashed car with six random Quebecers and then just went back to your life like it was nothing — I promise I won’t lose control of my vehicle, but I might lose control of my feelings a bit if we ever grab coffee in Montréal.
- You’re out here wiring Slack MCP to summarize 15 hours of video, building YouTube transcript servers, and still think you have “0 original thoughts” — if that’s your low-creative mode, I’d love to see what dating you on turbo-creative mode looks like.
- You said you’re just doing dumbbell rows, push-ups, and squats because you’re tired of racking weights — I’m also tired of racking weights, but I’d gladly rack up some shared PRs, side projects, and weekend BF6 sessions with you.
- You engine-swapped YouTube into your life, built custom keyboards, complain about flexbox, and dream about a Canadian TSMC — you don’t need a 🔥 react on LinkedIn, you need a cofounder in crime who thinks ‘B2B SaaS’ and ‘date night’ can be in the same roadmap.
- RAID is not a backup, SOC II is not safety, and Gemini trying to delete your API key is not security — but I can offer high availability, low latency replies, and a strict SLA of ‘never leaving you on read’ if you spin up a connection with me.
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PM & builder in Montréal | Saving drivers from crashed cars, saving juniors from bad specs | B2B SaaS, infra tinkering, AI-assisted everything– @ocx64
Your signature cocktail
The Montréal Kernel Panic
This cocktail is strong and focused, like someone who says “I love working on weekends, no juniors to hand hold, no meetings, just me and the machine coalescing into a symphony of bits.” The rye whiskey is a nod to Canada and Montréal, as well as the blunt, slightly spicy takes like “man fuck flex boxes”. Cold brew channels late-night coding and product-building energy, echoing the grind behind “Super early ss of what Im cooking rn, guess what it is 👀👀”. Maple syrup with smoked salt reflects a mix of warmth and realism, matching moments like “We’re rapidly approaching a point where respecting one another is no longer the default and I believe we must change course.” The dash of Amaro brings in thoughtful bitterness about AI and industry, inspired by “Opinion: The problem with generative AI”. Finally, the orange peel is that little optimistic flourish from someone who still dreams, as in the bio: “N'est ce pas dans le rêve cependant que naissent la plupart des projets qui en valent la peine ?”
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
This user shows a strong Ravenclaw streak through their intellectual curiosity and analytical thinking about technology, society, and AI. They dissect industry structures and business models in a reflective way, for example praising TSMC’s model and hoping Canada replicates it in another domain: “I really think the TSMC model of business works really well and should be replicated elsewhere. It's my hope that Canada does something similar”. They think deeply about AI alignment, bias, and human values, as in: “If the bias of the humans that created the model are often reflected in the model. Doesn't that mean that the model will always be favorable to humans unless the humans who created the model do not value other humans themselves?” and their blog-linked reflection: “Opinion: The problem with generative AI”. Their tweets also reveal a love of learning and technical exploration, such as building MCP servers and custom tools: “Made a little mcp server for youtube transcripts, summarized a long video pretty well” and experimenting with frameworks and WASM: “What framework should I try for my next webapp? I just need it to play well with WASM.”. Even their humor tends toward wordplay and conceptual musing, like: “Cul de sac means ass of a bag btw” and poking at language quirks: “Why is millennia the plural of millennium. Feels like it should be the other way around.”. While there are hints of bravery and loyalty (e.g., recounting helping pull a driver from a crashed car: “6 of my fellow Quebecers and I stopped and ran to drag him out and save his life.”), the dominant pattern is a curious, reflective, knowledge-optimizing mindset, which aligns most with Ravenclaw.
Your movie
Your song
The Man - Taylor Swift
A well-suited song for them is “The Man” by Taylor Swift, which is about ambition, double standards, and wanting your work to matter rather than just chasing clout. They explicitly frame their drive this way: “You do it to make money, I do it because I want to build something that matters.”. Their tweets mix playful confidence with grindset energy—like “Its monday morning 10 am and I already have 3 PRs merged you wish you were me” and the joking life-purpose line “You must strive to find your purpose, as I have found mine. B2B SaaS.”—which matches the song’s "if I were a man you’d call this ambition" vibe. At the same time, they show frustration with friction and systems that waste effort, such as “Wow I didn’t know SOC II was an acronym for ‘A bunch of controls that produce absolutely no increase in quality nor safety while simultaneously dampening productivity’” and “Life in enterprise software is hard sometimes”, echoing the song’s critique of how effort is perceived. Their introspective side—“I'm finding it increasingly difficult to convince myself to work on my own projects after a regular day's work…” and the philosophical bio about dreams and worthwhile projects—also fits the song’s underlying question: how differently would all this hustle be viewed under another label?
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