Hard hat off
Weekends in Halifax with the family, a few places I keep going back to, and a habit of building AI agents when the house goes quiet. The serious work lives on the other pages.
Three things about me
Baalbek to Halifax
I grew up in Baalbek, in the shadow of Roman columns older than most countries. Passing the entrance exam for the Lebanese University Faculty of Engineering in Beirut was the first dream I ever chased down, and the five years that followed were nothing but circuits, calculations and very little sleep. The work took me to Jeddah, then to Doha for an airport, a waterfront district and oil and gas, and finally across the Atlantic to Halifax. The accent moved with me. So did the drive.
Agents after dark
My evenings and weekends disappear into building AI agents. Small ones, each with one job, most of them useless on the first try. I fix them, then start the next one. The calculators on this site are what happens when that habit meets an engineer who could not stop.
Nobody is lazy
Most people are not lazy. They are managed badly. Give someone a clear goal and leave them alone, and you will see what they are actually capable of. I have watched this happen on job sites in three countries, and I have never seen it fail.
Back to work?
The calculators and the projects are one click away.
