About Rixno#

Stay curious. Make something. Keep going.

I’m Rixno. I’m curious about AI, code and automation, and I also enjoy writing. A tool that could work better, a piece of code I want to understand, or a scene I cannot quite let go of can all send me back to the editor.

I write things down and try them out. If something works, I keep working on it; if it doesn’t, I change direction. This site is taking shape the same way, with notes on tools I’ve used, ideas I’m trying, and everyday observations I want to keep.

Things I come back to#

Technology and tools#

I care about what a tool can actually do, how it works, and how to make it more useful. I keep usage and configuration notes here so I can return to them later.

Words and stories#

I keep a desk for writing alongside the code. I like people, actions and concrete details, and I enjoy rewriting a paragraph until the scene comes through.

Ideas and experiments#

I turn “what if?” into something I can try. Read a little, build something, observe the result, and adjust the original idea.

A note to myself#

Make it happen. Then make it better. Keep your judgment and leave room to change your mind. A line of code or a page of a story can start with the next small step.

Contact#

Technology, writing, tools, or something worth a conversation: you’re welcome to email me or find me on X.


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