Hi, I'm Midnight.
I spend my days teaching computers new tricks, my evenings arguing with a terminal that lives inside a Linux box I'm far too attached to, and my nights convinced that one more idea before bed is always a good idea. I take photos with cameras older than some of my code, model little worlds in Blender, train models that occasionally do what I ask, and build things mostly because I can't help it. Somewhere between a keyboard, a camera, and a sketchy 3am hypothesis, that's me — probably a little too curious for my own good, and completely at peace with that.
A handful of hats, worn at the same time
None of these are side projects from each other — they all feed the same curiosity.
Programmer
Teaching computers new tricks in Python, C++, and JavaScript — then trying to make them actually useful.
Photographer
Hunting for light with a Fujifilm that's older than my coding career, and loving every second of it.
AI tinkerer
Running local models, poking at machine learning, and enjoying the moments things almost make sense.
3D maker
Turning ideas into objects in Blender and SOLIDWORKS — digital first, sometimes physical too.
Linux devotee
My terminal is basically a second home. I visit Windows sometimes, mostly out of politeness.
Student, mostly
Currently getting ready for the Konkur — and yes, still finding time to build things anyway.
Fun facts, gathered at odd hours
Homemade star tracker
Built one from spare parts because buying one felt like cheating.
Linux feels like home
Windows is where I visit. Linux is where I live.
Teaching computers to think
With mixed, occasionally alarming, results.
Old cameras deserve adventures
Mine has seen more sunrises than I have.
Night is prime idea time
Most of my best (and worst) ideas arrive after midnight. Fitting, really.
Runs on tea and stubbornness
A dangerous combination for debugging at 2am.
Curious what I've actually been building?
From a Persian AI assistant to a homemade OpenAI-compatible server, the projects page has the receipts.
Take a look at my projects