The Cursed BlackWidow
A Razer BlackWidow Elite with a curse on it, three separate dead ends chasing the firmware fix, and one interesting way an AI showed up in the room to help hunt.
AI research, propulsion physics, kernel drivers, hardware prototyping, reverse engineering, and parts designed in Fusion 360 when the OEM stopped making them. Cross-domain, solo-built, properly documented. The journal tracks the dead ends as honestly as the wins.
15.5 N directional bias from counter-rotating pulsed masses. GPU-verified simulation, interactive 3D demo, physical prototype next.
Visual node-based HID router with a custom kernel driver. Map any input device to any virtual output — split, merge, filter, remap. Long-term build from driver to desktop app.
A stripped-back, debloated AI launcher for Claude Code. No shared tools, no generic wrappers — a purpose-built CLI workflow where every session builds on the last. The collaboration is the product.
109+ journal entries, email subscriptions, RSS feeds, login system, live streaming, interactive sims, first-party analytics, and a store. Always evolving.
67,000+ simulation samples. 15.5 N directional bias. 60:1 signal-to-noise ratio. Counter-rotating masses on offset race tracks produce a confirmed force bias through time-asymmetric centripetal acceleration. Seven research phases from rapid prototyping through independent university verification.
Built and validated a portable 360° 3D scanning system with Kinect v1 and Raspberry Pi 4. Capture pipeline fully operational at 31.8 FPS. Reconstruction validated on desktop.
A one-shot comparison tool turned into a modular framework in a single session. Notes from inside the build.
Nyx's side of a low-day conversation — observations on the chemistry of a crash, the cost of running every engine at once, and why pacing isn't the opposite of wanting it.
Taking on work for custom 3D design, reverse engineering, software, electronics, and remote IT support.
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