Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Self-Motivated: Starts personal projects like a RL environment and a Chip‑8 emulator without prompting.
- Hands-on Builder: Regularly builds tools (zterm port to Zig, terminal library, 3D renderer) and shares screenshots.
- Critical Thinker: Calls out AI hype and EU tech policy, e.g., questioning AI accounts and EU reliance on US firms.
- Community Contributor: Posts blog ideas, shares mods, and engages with open‑source libraries (Balatro modding, BMP code).
- Adaptable Learner: Switches between languages (Zig, Rust, C++) and learns new domains like GPU programming.
Weaknesses:
- Impulsive Language: Uses profanity and strong exclamations, e.g., "what the fuck is elon musk on my tl".
- Broad Generalizations: Makes sweeping statements about politicians, Valve, and AI accounts.
- Inconsistent Focus: Mentions unfinished 3D renderer due to gaming and procrastination.
- Pessimistic Tone: Often expresses frustration, e.g., "made a mistake at work. its over. im washed".
- Casual Unprofessionalism: Describes code as "shitty" and uses slang like "dead at 20" in professional contexts.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Lisa Simpson is a brilliant, socially conscious student who constantly questions authority and loves learning, which mirrors the user's tech‑savvy, critical voice. The user writes, 'Every attempt at AI legislation … politicians are just very confident yappers,' showing the same skeptical stance Lisa often takes toward adult decisions. Their frustration with European reliance on American tech, 'it’s so sad that europeans would rather depend on american companies,' echoes Lisa’s environmental and activist concerns. The user also celebrates self‑directed learning, saying, 'i prefer to use my own scuffed libraries … I always learn something when I need to build my own tools,' much like Lisa’s love for building knowledge in school and beyond. Finally, their enjoyment of coding in coffee shops and libraries, 'I love to code in coffee shops and libraries. The vibes are peak,' reflects Lisa’s habit of studying in the school library and her passion for intellectual pursuits.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTJ
The user shows an introverted communication style, focusing on personal projects and inner reflections rather than social interaction, as seen in tweets like "i love to code in coffee shops and libraries" and "my ability to learn quickly is a blessing and a curse". Their information processing leans toward intuition, emphasizing future possibilities and abstract concepts, evident in "I have a game concept in mind" and "why are so many popular 'AI' accounts not even owned by actual researchers?". Decision‑making is analytical and logical, with rational critiques such as "Every attempt at AI legislation ... is a great example of how most politicians are just very confident yappers" and "productivity measured by lines of code written". The lifestyle approach is judging, as they set clear goals and deadlines like "I should finish my 'no graphics api' 3d renderer this weekend" and "next blog post will be about balatro modding probably". These patterns together point to an INTJ personality.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a reinforcement‑learning environment? Because every time I see you I get a positive reward and want to keep taking the next action… preferably a coffee run together.
- If you were a Zig project, you'd be the most stable dependency in my life—no segfaults, fast compile times, and always ready for a refactor into something even more awesome.
- I’m working on a Balatro mod where the Joker’s secret power is making hearts beat faster—wanna co‑mod the deck and see if our love can be the ultimate cheat code?
- Let's meet at a coffee shop, fire up our laptops, and debug each other's hearts—because nothing feels more satisfying than coding side‑by‑side over a latte.
- My feelings for you run at GPU speed: parallel, massive, and impossible to stall—just like my 10 000 000‑line wireframe render, but way prettier.
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Software engineer, RL hobbyist (built a RL env in a week with Puffer AI), Zig & C dev, coffee‑shop coder, crafting games & 3D renderers. Portuguese, 20.– @RobinsSecret
Your signature cocktail
Neovim Nerd Elixir
The Neovim Nerd Elixir blends the precision of gin—symbolic of C/C++ and low‑level coding—with a shot of espresso to echo the tweet "I love to code in coffee shops and libraries. The vibes are peak." The bright blue Curaçao reflects the neon glow of RL experiments, recalling "why did no one tell me RL was this fun why were people hiding this from me". A twist of lemon zest gives a nod to Zig’s "z" and the user’s love for sharp, custom tools, as they say "I prefer to use my own scuffed libraries over other people's ‘optimized’ libraries". A dash of bitters adds the dry sarcasm of their AI‑slop complaints like "Why are so many popular 'AI' accounts not eveb owned by actual researchers? Just random people saying 'it's so over' 'accelerate!' 'it's agi' every 2 seconds ._". Finally, a splash of Portuguese‑inspired bitters nods to "If you talk to any person in Portugal irl, there's a 1 in 10.000.000 chance that's me." making the drink as layered and witty as their timeline.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
Robin frequently emphasizes learning and intellectual curiosity, saying "my ability to learn quickly is a blessing and a curse" and "I prefer to use my own scuffed libraries over other people's 'optimized' libraries, at least for personal projects. i feel like i always learn something when i need to build my own tools :)". They often discuss technical challenges, for example "I love math. now i just need to port this code to either c or zig" and "I wrote some shitty code to read .bmp files. I asked all SOTA llms to improve the code... none of them produced code that would even compile >_>". Their focus on mastering new languages and analyzing trade‑offs, as in "The 'bloat' in c++ is fine if you actually need and use it. obviously if you need minmaxed performance go for C. but I think C++ has a lot of use cases", aligns with Ravenclaw's value of wisdom and clever problem‑solving. This consistent pursuit of knowledge and self‑directed learning points to the Ravenclaw house.
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My Way - Frank Sinatra
RobinsSecret constantly emphasizes doing things their own way, from preferring self‑written libraries over "optimized" third‑party code ("I prefer to use my own scuffed libraries…") to railing against a master’s program that forces them into Java models ("If I sign up for a masters… I should be allowed to sue you"). Their excitement about independent projects—like building a RL environment, porting zterm to Zig, and modding Balatro—mirrors the anthem of personal autonomy in Frank Sinatra’s "My Way". The lyric "I did it my way" fits their declaration to break free from corporate AI slop and big‑tech dependence ("what do i need to do to tell the algorithm… JUST SHOW ME PEOPLE BUILDING STUFF"). Their high‑energy posts about vacations and coding marathons ("VACATION STARTING TOMORROW !! LETS GOOOOOOO… I’ll actually ship something") echo the triumphant tone of the song. Overall, the combination of self‑reliance, rebellion, and celebration of personal achievement makes "My Way" the perfect soundtrack.
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