Software, sport & somewhere new.
I'm a Norwegian software engineer living in Brazil. I build useful things, love meeting people, and am usually up for a game.
Small tools for my own week: learning a language, getting onto a court, making a Mac feel like home.
Textbooks teach European Portuguese. I wanted to drill the spoken Brazilian kind, every day, without an account.
A free, offline-first site: you see English, you type the Portuguese. Verbs across five tenses, nouns with their gender, everyday expressions, full sentences, and seven daily cards you can share. No login, no tracking. It later grew sister sites for Brazilians learning English and Norwegian.
Drop-in tennis and padel sessions at the university club had to be booked by hand, and I wanted to be on court more often.
A small Python service that books the sessions for me. Built entirely without LLMs; it did exactly what I needed it to do.
A native macOS menu bar app for drawing over your screen: arrows, rectangles, a laser pointer. No dependencies, no accounts, nothing running while idle.
An Ubuntu-style screenshot tool for the Mac menu bar. The screen freezes, a toolbar appears, the shot lands on the clipboard and on disk.
GPU-accelerated matrix multiplication exposed to Python through Pybind11. Built entirely without LLMs.
A tiling window manager for Apple Silicon Macs with scrolling columns and BSP layouts. I contribute to its development. The arrangement of these panes is a small nod to it.
By day I'm a software engineer at Solution Seeker. M.Sc. in Cybernetics and Robotics from NTNU, with a lot of time spent on real-time systems and machine learning.
Right now that means football, futevôlei and tennis, in whatever order the people around me are up for.
I grew up in Norway and live in Brazil, and I like that the two places ask different things of you. Travel is the same instinct: a new place is better learned slowly, with the people who live there.
A court to try, a new city, or a reason to get everyone together. I'm interested.
Or a coffee, a code review, or a long argument about window managers. I'm easy to find.
A little mail from everywhere
A hello, a favourite place, or an invitation to play. I’d love to hear from you.
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