Bio

I'm a lazy person, I always looked for decent way outs, way before RPA. I found them most of the time (grep, AWK, Perl, Parsers/Scanners, DSLs, web crawlers/scrapers, you name it, each time and each task I was looking at how to invest the minimal amount of effort for lasting results without me sweating too much at it). Now, with RPA, I feel like an accomplished evangelist for the first time, bringing my entire shady/sneaky automation background (I didn't always come forward about how exactly I did my work before this) to light. Yay. Finally, an entire IT Industry that recognizes the talent of that minimalistic way of doing a bit of stuff that ends up looking like it's a giant endeavour. So accomplished that I became a leader. So well prepared that I'm teaching kids about it (and they get it). :) So eager that I'm constantly looking at what else can cross the maximum possible distance between 'very complex' to 'trivial' as well as from 'massive' to 'just click on that, get a coffee, add the sugar, by the time you get back it is done'. Here's to my old friends in media who were constantly being thrown from one job to another (with their work on multiple sites) and handed me the task of making sure their online authored work didn't get wiped as it commonly happened (the 'task' being usually presented as presents on memory sticks at their birthdays :D ), and here's to the the other 'how the hell did you do that?' moments from the past. I am here. Still doing that, but like this and in the open. Cheers!

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Bucharest, Romania

Member Since

May 2, 2025

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