FAHRETTIN
BASTURK
Who Am I
It all started with a simple question that stuck with me as a kid: 'How exactly does this system work?' Over time, that curiosity pulled me into the strange but deep intersection of software, psychology, and philosophy. I build systems to understand machines, and I read philosophy to understand us.
[01] Manifesto
My Vision & Mission
I took my first step into software because I was obsessed with knowing how the systems behind the games I played actually operated. Today, my motivation remains exactly the same: writing code to turn ideas into working systems that solve concrete problems.
But simply writing code that 'compiles' isn't enough for me. Hardware-level optimization, clean architecture, and pushing the boundaries of technology are my true passions. My goal is to channel this technical obsession into delivering rock-solid, long-lasting solutions for clients who care about quality as much as I do.
What Drives Me Right Now?
The 'as long as it works' mentality has never suited me. The final product must be fast, highly optimized, and mathematically sound. That’s exactly why I gravitate so heavily toward C++ and Rust. High performance isn't magic; it's just properly executed engineering.
I view engineering as a mindset, not a fancy title. When faced with a complex problem, I enjoy breaking it down to its first principles. Delivering my absolute best isn't just about keeping the client happy—it's a personal standard I set so I can sleep well at night.
What truly excites me with every new project is this: We aren't just pushing lines of code to a screen; we are building robust systems that solve real-world problems and generate actual value.
[02] Tech Stack
[03] Career
[04] Intellectual Library
Philosophy & Sociology
I got hooked on philosophy through Søren Kierkegaard's 'Either/Or'. Hegel's dialectic completely rewired how I process information. I read sociology simply to ground my philosophical theories in the complex reality of human nature.
Psychology & The Mind
I view the human mind as the most complex, tangled 'spaghetti-code' software in existence. I read cognitive science to understand its processor architecture, and dynamic psychology to debug why the user behaves the way they do.
Software Literature
I enjoy reading the theory of software just as much as writing it. I love diving into dense architectural books and language documentation just to see how the creators solved fundamental design and memory problems.
Other Interests
How to Reach Me?
You can call me directly; but if I'm deep-diving to hunt down a core bug, my phone is probably on silent. The safest bet is to 'ping' me on WhatsApp first!