babazadeh.dev · Moe Babazadeh

Twenty-six ways to read one career

Every theme is the whole site, built as a different working tool: an API reference, an oscilloscope, a Linux desktop, a robot simulator. Open one, then use the switcher in the bottom-right corner to move between them.

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  1. Theme AAPI ReferenceMoe as a well-documented API: a three-column reference with typed responses, code samples in every language and a console that answers.Open the site →
  2. Theme BBlueprintA career drawn as a building, in the language of construction drawings.Open the site →
  3. Theme C · top pickCircuit BoardA matte black PCB: Moe is the main chip, and signals run along gold traces to everything he built.Open the site →
  4. Theme DDatasheetMoe as a part on a component datasheet: pinout, electrical characteristics, performance curves and ordering information.Open the site →
  5. Theme EEditorA code editor with the career as the open repository: every file is printed from the facts, blame dates each line to the role behind it, and the terminal runs the career script.Open the site →
  6. Theme FFactoryA factory that crafts shipped products from raw skills: belts, assemblers and live production stats.Open the site →
  7. Theme GG-codeA CNC toolpath machines your name while the G-code streams beside it. Each operation is a chapter.Open the site →
  8. Theme HHistoryNineteen years as a git history: a branch per company, merges, tags, and a diff for every fix shipped upstream.Open the site →
  9. Theme IIsometricA CAD viewer opened on Moe's hardware: orbit each device, explode it along its assembly axis, cut a hatched section, snap a measurement to its corners and read its bill of materials.Open the site →
  10. Theme JJourney PlannerA metro map of the career: lines for hardware, mobile, web, AI and leadership, with trains running between stations.Open the site →
  11. Theme K · top pickKickoffBack to the RoboCup IranOpen win: a Small Size League match plays live, and the career reads like a match report.Open the site →
  12. Theme LLadder LogicMini PLC roots: the career as a ladder program. Rungs energize as you scroll, and the inputs are yours to toggle.Open the site →
  13. Theme MMobileA working phone in your hand: unlock it, pull down its centres, and open real apps for Moe's contact card, calendar, notes, files, code and hardware, all moving on real springs.Open the site →
  14. Theme NNimbusThe career as a cloud console: products running in the regions they serve, jobs as IAM roles whose policies allow the real duties, a bill in months and a CloudShell that answers.Open the site →
  15. Theme OOscilloscopeSensor, firmware, uplink, cloud, AI: a four-channel oscilloscope traces the chain.Open the site →
  16. Theme P · top pickPull RequestThe site as a pull request, "Hire Moe as your CTO": read the diff, watch CI run, leave a review, then merge.Open the site →
  17. Theme QQuery PlanThe career as a database: write SQL against it and watch EXPLAIN ANALYZE stream rows through the plan.Open the site →
  18. Theme RReverse EngineeringA reverse-engineering suite opened on Moe's firmware: analysis finds every function from the reset vector, main calls each era of the career in order, and every string and struct is a fact. Rename, annotate and follow the calls until it reads clearly.Open the site →
  19. Theme S · top pickSpatialA spatial computer in a calm room: glass windows hold the career around you. Look around, pull a window closer or push it back, and open a space where the hardware floats to be turned over.Open the site →
  20. Theme TTeletextA broadcast text service on a CRT: key a page number and watch the header roll while the carousel comes round, then use the four coloured keys to move between pages drawn in block mosaics.Open the site →
  21. Theme UUptimeA distributed system you can break: push traffic through load balancers, caches and databases, then scale it and watch the p99.Open the site →
  22. Theme VVectorThe site as an open design file: frames with real auto layout on an infinite canvas, components whose instances follow every edit, CSS in the inspect tab, and Play turns the frames into the working site.Open the site →
  23. Theme W · top pickWhiteboardThe CTO’s natural habitat: a hand-drawn system design that sketches itself on an infinite whiteboard, sticky notes and live cursors included.Open the site →
  24. Theme XX-RayA deep-zoom die shot of a system-on-chip: cores, caches, radios and IO pads, each a part of the career. Toggle the metal layers.Open the site →
  25. Theme YYear of LinuxThe year of the Linux desktop, at last: an Arch box running GNOME 2 and Compiz, every section a window, and a desktop cube to spin between workspaces.Open the site →
  26. Theme ZZoomFull stack, literally: zoom from a single pixel down through the browser, the network, servers, the database and the OS to the silicon.Open the site →

Bonus

Nineteen earlier designs that didn’t make the A to Z set. Each still works as the whole site; they just sit out of the switcher’s rotation.

  1. BonusBandgapA nanoelectronics band diagram: electrons gain energy, cross the gap and land in each part of the career. Bias the junction and watch the current flow.Open the site →
  2. BonusEmailThe career as an inbox: a thread for every role, launch notes for every product and the open-source pull requests as mail, searchable with operators and driven from the keyboard. Compose writes to Moe.Open the site →
  3. BonusEscape RoomA locked study full of puzzle boxes: every combination is a fact from the career, and every drawer you open is a section of the site.Open the site →
  4. BonusInferenceThe AI side: a neural network runs a forward pass from skills to shipped products.Open the site →
  5. BonusLogic AnalyzerA logic analyzer clipped onto Moe's firmware: the career travels as real UART, I²C and SPI traffic and the decoders read it back. Trigger a capture, zoom to the bits and follow the terminal.Open the site →
  6. BonusMinefieldA demining robot sim inspired by Moe's Deminer Challenge win: it mows the field with a swinging detector while a Bayesian map fills in, pinpoints every alarm, and each mine it marks opens a chapter. Take the stick whenever you like.Open the site →
  7. BonusNetwork CaptureA packet analyser on a live capture of the career: the site, card readers, beacon, loggers and PLC talking. Filter it, dissect any frame to the byte, and follow a stream.Open the site →
  8. BonusNode EditorAn IoT flow editor: the career wired as nodes, with messages flowing from sensor to cloud to AI.Open the site →
  9. BonusNotebookA live notebook with its own small Python kernel: every number and chart is computed by a cell from the facts, and you can edit any cell, break it and read the traceback.Open the site →
  10. BonusRadioA software-defined radio tuned to the radios Moe built: tune the waterfall onto a beacon, a weather station, a card reader or a card tap, lock on, and each one decodes into a chapter.Open the site →
  11. BonusRallyA table tennis rally you can play: every return lands on the next part of the career, and a long rally reads the whole page.Open the site →
  12. BonusRobot ConsoleA robot visualiser for the career: the competition robots in 3D with live sensor topics, coordinate frames and a planner, and every chapter a recorded run you can play back, scrub and inspect.Open the site →
  13. BonusSCADAAn operator's station for the career as a running plant: tank levels are real figures, and you tune the loops, work pumps and valves behind PLC interlocks, acknowledge and shelve alarms, and read the historian.Open the site →
  14. BonusScaleEvery order of magnitude is a real number from the career: zoom out from one line of code to over half a billion sensor records.Open the site →
  15. BonusSpreadsheetThe career as a working spreadsheet: every headline figure is a live formula over the data sheets, the charts redraw as you edit, and trace arrows show where each number comes from.Open the site →
  16. BonusSwarmA quadcopter swarm flies the career: drones take off, hold formation and regroup to spell each section, in a flight simulation you can command.Open the site →
  17. BonusTerminalThe site boots into a tmux session, with a man page underneath.Open the site →
  18. BonusTrackerThe career filed as an issue tracker: roles are cycles, products are projects and every issue a real piece of work, on a board you can drag, a roadmap over the real years and a command bar for everything.Open the site →
  19. BonusVending MachineA vending machine stocked with the career: punch in a code, watch the coil turn and the item drop, and the receipt prints its story.Open the site →