I’m Fauzy Madani, a software developer and curious generalist. This is my personal notebook for ideas, experiments, and things I want to remember.
The site is intentionally small and straightforward. I prefer writing that explains how something works, records the decisions behind it, and remains useful after the original problem has been forgotten.
Most of the notes here are related to software, personal workflows, Linux, Emacs, games, and practical experiments. Some entries are polished guides; others are short working notes or records of a solution. I also use this space for academic and research-related workflows: reading, organizing references, managing files, and making technical work reproducible.
I value simple tools, plain text, automation, and documentation that can be understood by a future version of myself. I do not try to make every project perfect before publishing it. A useful imperfect note is often better than a perfect note that never exists.
For projects, professional work, and a shorter overview of what I build, visit my portfolio.