I'm a programming student natively Polish, currently in secondary school. Before that, I had a few courses at Kodland, mainly Web Design, Unity 3D, the basic Python course, and then Python Pro where I got my first certificate.

I've been interested in programming since I was about 9

I want to understand how computers work from scratch. I like tinkering with electronics as much as computers, but my electronics will deffinietly lean more into computers, like making my own CPU, which I think would be really cool.

Take a look at my work for actual projects, or the blog for what I'm focused on right now.

My impression of Unity was quite bad at the end of my course, without knowing the basics of C, I was lost in C# and Unity's sophisticated-looking layout, almost immediately switching to Godot after the course ended. Later I learned that Godot had a python-like language GDScript, which I hung onto for about a year, before ditching the game development idea altogether.

I also know Luau pretty well, Roblox Studio's own Lua, which I sticked with for way earlier and longer than Unity and Godot, but similarly, I ditched it in like 2024 and I'm pretty happy I did so, considering the current state of Roblox. ( as of 08.2026 )
see this as well for even more on Roblox.

Which does not mean that I don't want to learn C

Among programming, I learned a lot about electronics, including KiCAD and worked with fabs like JLCPCB before.

I also know how to use Blender, OrcaSlicer and FreeCAD.

I'm familiar with server infrastructure (Ubuntu Server) on multiple machines, working with local network IP's (192.168), including SSH, Tmux and Tailscale.
(And obviously, basic Linux bash commands.)