This is a draft — unfinished and subject to change.

Backstory

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Bitcoin

It was 2013 when I bought my first Bitcoin, but I was studying and working as IT so I couldn't follow it much, then bitcoin crashed.

In 2016 is when I decided to go all-in crypto, and boy, oh boy, what a ride! I've been up and down, more than I ever dreamed of, it happened FAST, it made me feel like a genius on the way up and then it humbled me on the way down.

There are more than a few stories that I will tell to my grandchildren about this era and some I couldn't, and by the look of it, I might be able to add some more to the list.

HODL.

Programming

I've studied programming for fun since I was a kid, my father first taught me how to build a website using the notepad when computers and the internet were a rare luxury.

I fell in love with AutoIT. It allowed me to cheat at games and make bots that would play for me while sleeping or at class back when I was 14. It also allowed me to bypass faucets for profit, but never exploited it due lack of funds to scale it and legal concerns.

Briefly studied ML, Python, Java, Android to name a few.

Mining

I've mined at home, mostly for fun and helped a bigger mining operation to scale the set-up of new machines. I made a tool that installed windows, drivers, software... everything needed without the help of Active Directory or anything, just scripting. You just assembled the machine, booted from a USB and 40 minutes later it was mining without manual intervention, like magic.

IT

Worked in the IT field, used my automation skills to save many hours of work when we had to update to Windows 10 hundreds of computers.

It wasn't for me, but I learned a lot about leading and organizing myself.

Security

I've also loved hacking, how couldn't I.

I created a tool for privilege escalation on windows, and came by with some vectors of attack that I never developed and saw materialized years later.

Studied pen-testing for fun.

Kai

March 2023. Did this before it was hip. AFAIK first chatbot to have voice-voice communication and still best UX since they are playable audios that you can 2.5x speed. And you can extend as much as you want when sending audios without being interrupted (unlike ChatGPT).

300 users organically. Still receiving love letters from people that love using it.

Powered by ChatGPT. Hot-swap between 3.5 and 4. STT via OpenAI Whisper, TTS via Google WaveNet. You can interchangeably write, send audios (even video notes) and receive text and audio. Send links of YouTube videos or articles for a summary that gets integrated in your conversation.

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The World OS. Still building.

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