about me
officially
My name is Michał Łyszczek (or Michal Lyszczek if your browser doesn't support
Polish ogonkis), my educated profession is Electronics, but I was always drawn
to software engineering. Connecting these two professions I acquired dual-class
Programmer-Electronic. No wonder my favorite language by choice is C and
embedded devices. I love all microcontrollers. From these tiny 8-bit one,
through no-so-popular 16-bit ending with powerfull big 32-bit mcus. I am
advocate of free and open-source software. I create complete solutions for
embedded devices, starting from bootloader, through kernel configuration, ending
with writing applications that meet clients requirements. I love simplicity
above anything else. Only that can guarantee system to be stable and functional
for many years. Beside programming itself, I also manage all things that is near
it, like I manage build server for various operating systems and architectures
to test software. I also mange git, www, print, file, rsync and many more
services. I love automatization. I automate almost everything, so I can focus on
pure programming, and let those pesky little things be handled by my scripts.
privately
When I'm not programming I like to play on guitar, keyboards or drums. With
these I try to compose some rock/metal music, then record it and publish in the
internet for some fame. I also like to go out into some mountains to burn all
these kilograms of chips I ate during coding. When I'm bored I like to laugh
from Flat Earth Sosciety (unless they belive earth is flat, resting on the backs
of four huge elephants which are in turn standing on the back of an enormous
turtle), so I am interested in physics to have some more arguments in my pocket
than simple yet powerful (you're a fool!). Next to classical physics I love
weird relativistic mechanics and totally unbelievable quantum physics. I also
like to dive into computer RPG games, where player can steal goods right in
front of the shopkeeper, and then immediately sell it to him. Those are funny.