
The Wallfacer Protocol
A decision-simulation game for IT & AI strategy leaders — a live treasury, five-dimension scoring, and a memory for the calls you got wrong.
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My home lab and control room — where hardware meets software to build the geek tech projects I enjoy most.

A decision-simulation game for IT & AI strategy leaders — a live treasury, five-dimension scoring, and a memory for the calls you got wrong.

AI-powered tool for preliminary assembly-line design, now used at company scale to replace days of manual design work with automated, data-driven decisions.

Tap an NFC tag on a water bottle and it logs the fill — streaks, daily average, and a 14-day chart, no app required.
Personal tools and self-hosted apps I build because I can — half-finished ideas, small services, and whatever's currently running on the home server.
Hardware and code combined — a small rack of Raspberry Pis, sensors, and boards I keep rebuilding whenever I learn a new trick worth wiring in.
Small models and agent side-projects, alongside a recent quantum programming rabbit hole — built for fun, the opposite pace of the day job.
Penetration testing and network security on my own turf — VLANs, device poking, and enough curiosity to keep my home network honest.
The gear and material I actually use in the lab.
Raspberry Pi 4 — active
8GB RAM · 1TB SSD + 1TB HDD attachedHome server — Docker host and network storage
Zigbee Sensor Set — active
Temperature · Presence · Door/window contactHome automation mesh
Arduino Uno R3 — active
Microcontroller experiments
NVIDIA RTX 3060 — active
12GB VRAMLocal AI/ML experiments
Simulated annealing, evolving 150 translucent triangles toward my own portrait, one accepted or rejected mutation at a time — the same idea from this essay, running live instead of just described. Hit run and watch it anneal.