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AI Engineer / Developer / Cultural Technologist

I’m Yose, a software engineer focused on building autonomous agentic architectures and language processing systems. I have a history of working on tactical threat intelligence and multi-agent coordination pipelines for national security. Through Abstraksi, I also design decentralized open-data ecosystems, local language models, and community networks tailored for underrepresented languages and indigenous societies in Papua.

I view technology as a medium of translation, connecting data with humanity, language with context, and cultural heritage with computation.

Hobbies

  • Collecting and curating independent films and building personal music playlists.
  • Writing music in FL Studio, playing guitar, and singing.
  • Tinkering with hardware, embedded systems, and building custom cyberdecks.
  • Reading books on technology history, philosophy of technology, and digital culture.
  • Journaling, writing poetry, swimming, meditation, and taking aimless road trips to clear my head.
  • Spending time with animals, and keeping the memory of my late dog Nero alive.

Tools

Software and development utilities I use for daily work:

Development & AI
Neovim
IDE / Terminal Text Editor
VS Code
IDE
Claude Code & AI Agents
Agentic Hacking & Coding Assistants
Design & Media
DaVinci Resolve & CapCut
Video Editing & Color Grading
After Effects
Motion Graphics & Compositing
GIMP & Canva
Image Editing & Graphic Design
Productivity & Notes
Zen Browser
Web Browser
Obsidian & Notion
Markdown Notes & Knowledge Management
LibreOffice
Open Source Document Suite

Social Networks

I share my work, experiments, and small cultural AI field notes across GitHub, Threads, and Telegram. You’ll find project updates, discussions on ethical AI, and glimpses of life between code and community.

GitHub
33 followers
Threads
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Telegram
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Steam
40 games
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Field Notes

On "Sindrom Seremonial" & Pragmatic Tech

Many technology systems today are adopted merely as "ceremonies" or status symbols without solving the root problems. I believe in building software from first principles: focusing on tactical solutions that are efficient, power-saving, and truly solve real-world problems, rather than just following decorative architectural trends.

Why I Build for Underrepresented Communities

Papua holds more than 250 living languages — each with its own worldview. Many are at risk of fading, and with them, entire epistemologies. My goal isn’t just to “save data,” but to create digital spaces where these languages can live, evolve, and be heard again.

About Blog

This site serves as my digital notebook — where code, anthropology, and philosophy meet.

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