Hi, I'm Chris.
I've been doing full-stack development for 7 years or something.
I plan, design & build web applications. Sometimes they are for a personal project, sometimes they are for a client, sometimes they are just for fun.
I play with LLMs and have tried to find some more interesting use-cases for them than just basic ChatGPT wrappers.
I self-host most of my projects. I have a small home-lab cluster split across 3 physical locations.
intreabalegea.ro is an LLM-powered web app that provides legal guidance for Romanians.
It started as a personal project to learn Golang, but it has grown into a team effort with 3 developers, which I continue to lead and maintain.
roastroulette.io is an open-source, hypermedia-driven, multiplayer party game where players upload photos to get roasted by an LLM.
I built this for fun, to play with friends during weekends.
Some of the roasts are corny, but it also spits gems at times:

Note: Still in heavy development.
I spent a year building ML/LLM tools professionally for a drug discovery research team from New Mexico, and even co-authored a paper with Prof. Tudor Oprea.


Synology DS923+ & Raspberry Pi 5 running from my cabinet
I host my personal cloud: files, photos, calendar, contacts, along with DNS and media servers.
I reduced a lot of money from subscription, learned a lot about system administration, and learned to appreciate the independence and privacy you get from self-hosting.
I also ended up being a NixOS fanboy.
It's a time sink, but I enjoy most of that time.

complexity bad
I'm a big fan of underdog technologies with potential. I don't mind going against the grain.
I'll choose htmx over React, Caddy over Nginx, Tailscale over classic VPN servers, and pure CSS solutions over JavaScript spaghetti.
I focus obsessively on details. This's something I both love & hate about myself.
I like the challenge of turning complex -> simple.

Presented a workshop on connecting LLMs to web applications.
The workshop repository includes 2 months of preparation with multiple checkpoint branches and detailed instructions.
- Repository: github.com/scriptogre/functional-chatbots
- Video: YouTube

Presented how easily you can prototype a functional UI, even as a non-developer, using ChatGPT and Streamlit.

Played a game of Roast Roulette with 70 members from the audience.
The game's first public debut.
- i believe in God
- i love my wife & dog
- i want to build something that outlasts me
- i once fasted 5 days (water-only)
- i listen to intelligent drum & bass while coding
- i write most of my code like this:
📧 Email: [email protected]
For my latest work or potential collaborations, feel free to reach out.