The story so far.
I'm Atiksh Sharma, a 9th grader from India who loves building and tinkering with software and hardware. I am deeply passionate about systems programming, low-level engineering, and exploring how things work under the hood.
I like building compilers, experimental operating systems (like RadianOS), and tools that make programming more fun. I believe in learning by building, whether it's causality engines for satellites or offline AI rovers. Also, I really like cats.
Trying to figure out how computers remember things. Mostly fighting the borrow checker so it stops yelling at me.
Writing my own OS (RadianOS) from scratch because I hate myself. Bootloaders and bare-metal Rust are my current playground.
Making Wyzer, my own programming language, because why not? Learning how to build lexers without losing my mind.
Reading long academic papers so I don't have to touch grass. Trying to find cool ideas for systems engineering.
Throwing things in a pan and hoping they taste good. Finding the perfect spice ratio is basically like optimizing code.
Rage-quitting after getting styled on in competitive multiplayer. A good break from staring at terminal errors.
Taking pictures of trees and stuff so I remember what the outside world looks like.