Same, and I thought it's a clever play on words on the classic "Attention is all you need" - https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.03762 - which led us to what we have now
Nice! A while ago I was doing something similar - https://habit.zserge.com/ - turns our printed habit trackers serve way better as motivators or reminders than phone apps.
I'm building my own - https://git.zserge.com/fierj - and for a few weeks it's hosting itself. Still working on patches workflow and CI, but it's quite usable already. I try to make it "minimally federated" - only threads (issues/discussions etc) are federated via ActivityPub, for PR there is old-school patches workflow, for CI just chroot and a shell script. A lightweight personal git forge in ~4KLOC. Can't say everyone should use it and can't recomment it, but building a personal forge is very realistic. Or you can run cgit as a frontend to your git remote on a server.
Location: Munich, Germany
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Fullstack, distributed systems, embedded (C/Zig, bit of Rust), ML (torch, tinygrad, edgeAI/tinyML)
CV: https://zserge.com/cv.pdf
Email: hello zserge com
I'm a generalist with 15+ years of experience, usually on a pragmatic and minimalist side of tech. Looking for contractor work, preferably fully remote, but open to other options, too.