Eternal Noob | Professional Stackoverflow Browser | Linux Enthusiast

Started taking coding seriously like 2 months ago and now I'm here, breaking things and occasionally fixing them. Still figuring out what a segfault is, but hey, we're learning! Currently obsessed with the Linux ecosystem and trying to understand why my kernel panicked (again).

I'm basically a professional beginner at this point. Two months into serious coding and already neck-deep in the beautiful chaos that is the Linux ecosystem. My learning style? Dive into the deep end and hope I can swim.

Current Obsessions:

• 🐧 Linux everything (yes, I use Arch btw...)
• 📚 Reading documentation I don't fully comprehend yet
• 🔧 Breaking my system and learning how to fix it

class EternalNoob:
    def __init__(self):
        self.name = "Void"
        self.location = "Doesn't Matter"
        self.coding_seriously_since = "2 months ago"
        self.skill_level = "Imposter syndrome intensifying"
        self.current_obsession = "Linux ecosystem"
        self.tabs_vs_spaces = "Still figuring this out"
    
    def daily_routine(self):
        while True:
            self.break_something()
            self.google_error_message()
            self.read_stackoverflow()
            self.pretend_i_understand()
            self.repeat()
    
    def motivation(self):
        return "If it compiles, ship it. If it doesn't, that's a tomorrow problem 🤷"

Still very much a student above everything else. Every project is a learning experience, every bug is a lesson, and every working feature is a minor miracle. I'm here to experiment, fail spectacularly, learn from it, and maybe—just maybe—build something that doesn't crash immediately.

Absolutely fascinated by the Linux ecosystem—there's something beautiful about having complete control over your system (even if I don't fully understand what I'm doing yet). Currently on that journey from "what's a distro?" to "I have opinions about init systems."

Two months in and already drowning in compiler warnings, errors and too many open terminal tabs. The impostor syndrome is real, but so is the excitement of finally understanding that error message after 3 hours of debugging.

• Understand what I'm doing (ambitious, I know)
• Master the Linux terminal without Googling every command
• Contribute to open source without embarrassing myself
• Exit vim successfully (still working on this one)

Learning...one segfault at a time 🐧