Code. Curiosity. Possibility.
Coder, hacker and independent researcher. More than twenty years in technology, with an eye on what comes next.
I’m interested in what technology makes possible: the systems we can build, the ideas we can test and the things we understand only when we get inside them.
DO10I brings that curiosity together with more than twenty years in code and technology. It is the identity behind my research, experiments and technical writing.
Code & engineering
Being a coder means being able to make an idea concrete. Build it, change it, take it apart and see what happens. I’m as interested in creating something useful as I am in finding an unexpected behaviour in something that already exists.
Software, hardware and the systems around them are connected. Understanding those connections opens up more interesting questions than treating each technology as a separate discipline.
Research & exploration
Hacking is part of that way of thinking: looking closely, challenging assumptions and finding possibilities that are easy to miss. Vulnerability research and bug bounty give some of those investigations a specific purpose, but the curiosity is broader.
This publication is where I develop and document the work. Some pieces are focused experiments. Others will be longer investigations. Each should leave the reader with something concrete to examine or understand.
AI & what comes next
AI is central to the direction I want to take this work. It changes how quickly ideas can become experiments, how much material can be explored and what an independent researcher can attempt.
The opportunity is to combine that reach with the judgement of someone who writes code and understands systems. I’m interested in what that combination can discover, and what it can build.
DO10I
This is my public research identity and a place for the work to grow. For a research conversation, a technical collaboration or a private enquiry, get in touch.