About

Hi, I’m Aaron. I spend my days exploring Linux internals, kernel development, and low-level systems - especially around eBPF, tracing, and reverse engineering. Open source is where I get to experiment, push boundaries, and share knowledge with the community. It’s not just a hobby - it’s a place where I really feel like I’m learning, contributing, and making an impact.

When I’m not diving into kernel code or debugging obscure issues, I’m pursuing a balanced life: strength training, running, playing guitar, enjoying good food, and traveling to experience new cultures. I love connecting with people, learning from different perspectives, and bringing that curiosity back into the projects I work on.

I see programming and open source as just one part of life - yet a part that’s deeply intertwined with how I approach learning, problem-solving, and creativity in everything else I do.

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