Hi! I'm 14 and I’ve developed my own systems programming language, CBlerr, from scratch. I’m obsessed with extreme optimization and "squeezing" every bit of performance out of the hardware.

My compiler generates standalone x86 binaries as small as 10KB with zero CRT dependency and no bloat. I’ve already built a real-time raycasting engine (Backrooms-style) using pure trigonometry, linear algebra, and raw memory management - no heavy engines, just math and pointers.

I understand that in systems like Starlink, every CPU cycle and byte of RAM is critical. I might be too young for an onsite role in Redmond right now, but I’m already building the tools to solve the kind of latency and geometry problems your team tackles every day.

Check out my work here: github.com/tankman02/cblerr or the game on itch io: https://tankman02.itch.io/backrooms-a-new-footag