My name is Craig

Forgive my fashionable late entrance to the party. Even though my github account started in 2013, I have spent most of my time as a developer focusing on clients, working mostly solo, left to my own devices and out of the public spotlight. Posting things publicly with your real identity on the internet always seemed a bit strange to me (you won't find me on facebook, instagram or youtube aside from the small fragments of profiles I did create but never use). I come from the dawn of the internet, America Online 1993, where things were always and intentionally anonymous. I just prefer it that way instead of becoming a public facing persona online. But here I am now, better late than never I guess.

Major Tech Skills

Medium Tech Skill

Minor Tech Skills

JS is not my favorite code to be involved with, in general I find JS frameworks/libraries are unnecessarily over complicated and repeat themselves too much.

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Early adopter, in 2017 I was playing around with OpenCV & Python (at the time I knew nothing about Python) to train my own models for image recognition. Back then it was called machine learning, it was a short time period I played with it, mostly seeing what AI was really about. Today I use AI as my assitant when it comes to code, I tell it what to do not the other way around. I generally do not like the style of code AI will output so I tend to either have a style guide I feed into the prompt or have it reiterate over it's code to make it more readable and over all just more simplified. People (the code AI was trainned on) tend to over complicate their code, I have the opposite approach, simple is better and more clean. That doesn't mean it can not handle complex stuff, it's just more clean, less lines and over all more readable at first glance.