Should Students Start a Startup?

A realistic perspective on students starting businesses, defining startup simply as being your own boss, developing products, and earning money from them. I analyze IT's advantages in startups, face negative reactions from society, and give practical advice for students wanting to start: begin with small, realistic, achievable goals rather than dreaming of becoming Bill Gates.

I was tired of paying $20+/month for Vercel and Railway, but also tired of self-hosted panels eating 2GB of RAM on my $5 VPS. So I built Server Compass — a desktop app that connects to any VPS over SSH and gives you the full power of a managed PaaS, with zero server overhead and one-time pricing.

I hadn't written blog posts for a long time and realized I was too dependent on AI. To rebuild my writing habit and think more clearly, I decided to build a writing platform: write.rocks.

An analysis of the intersection between Game Theory and artificial intelligence, explaining how AI is changing Nash equilibrium principles and optimal strategies. The post includes real-world examples of applications in business, transportation, and cybersecurity.

Day 26 of the profitable MVP challenge where I introduce a new idea - an app to automatically open and arrange applications on Mac screen. The idea came from personal need when constantly opening multiple apps together for different tasks. Also sharing new knowledge about using Apple Scripts for automation.

A detailed guide on using Firebase Cloud Functions to automatically send notifications when data in Firebase Realtime Database changes. The article walks through each step of configuring FCM, getting device tokens, writing cloud functions, and deploying a complete notification system for iOS apps - helping developers build backends without managing servers.