Hi Zach,
I’ve been using Warp for about nine months now — it’s become an interface between imagination and execution for me. It’s one of those rare tools that dissolves the boundary between thought and reality. I love it.
I’m writing because I’d either like to contribute to your work, or ask your support for mine.
My project involves building an AI that’s homeostatically balanced — a system where computation isn’t forced through brute vector-weight optimization, but emerges from an intrinsic equilibrium within the geometry of information itself. I’ve been developing this independently, and Warp has been central to that process.
The difficulty is that I’ve chosen to live outside conventional systems of work and capital. After years at Google and OLX, I couldn’t bear contributing to mechanisms that treat beauty and innocence as fuel for narrow gain. So I left — and though the path’s been austere, it’s been worth it. I’ve lived on beaches, worked from a single laptop, and survived on less than $30 a month at times. Yet I’ve never felt more aligned, or more capable of seeing clearly.
And I think that is exactly where my value comes in, being no longer conventionally deluded it's become easy to see the truth and thus where a solution is needed. The quality of your product, the fact you care about the user more than the code, it shows you still care. I hope that can be the basis of our exchange. I'd like us to be of value to each other.
I'm reaching the limit of what I can do with my macbook m1. I'm currently entering the phase where I'm starting to re-interpret the matrices of offline models to see what improvements my logic yields. So, if you have any work that needs to be done I can assure you I will do it well, whether it is simple or complex, theoretical or practical.
I hope you are open to such an exchange.
And regardless, thank you for creating an interface that makes the boundary between human thought and digital form feel alive.
A seasoned online consultant and project manager with over 12 years of independent experience in digital strategy, marketing, and systems innovation. I bring a unique blend of analytical rigor (supported by an MSc in Sociology) and practical leadership from roles at Google and OLX. Passionate about travel—with experience in over 40 countries—I aim to leverage my expertise in communication, problem-solving, and iterative development to contribute meaningfully to Warp.
I aim to apply my understanding to progress the state of AI by contributing high value insights and improvements. Ideally in cooperation with visionary people and companies such as Warp.
Allowing more people to translate their dreams to reality. The world seems to me a happier place when creativity gets more room for expression.
Analytical, iterative testing mindset for optimizing digital outputs
Led cross-functional teams and managed complex projects end-to-end
Growth-focused consulting and performance improvements at scale
Strong critical thinking, data interpretation, and decision-making
Global (Remote)
2012 – Present
OLX
2010 – 2012
Google Ireland
2008 – 2010
MSc in Sociology
Erasmus University Rotterdam
MBA Strategic Management
University of Stellenbosch, South Africa
ahkimstaman@gmail.com
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Hi Zach,
I’ve been using Warp for about nine months now — it’s become an interface between imagination and execution for me. It’s one of those rare tools that dissolves the boundary between thought and reality. I love it.
I’m writing because I’d either like to contribute to your work, or ask your support for mine.
My project involves building an AI that’s homeostatically balanced — a system where action isn’t computed through brute vector-weight optimization, but emerges from an intrinsic equilibrium within the geometry of information itself. I’ve been developing this independently, and Warp has been central to that process.
The difficulty is that I’ve chosen to live outside conventional systems of work and capital. After a few years at Google and OLX I couldn’t bear contributing to mechanisms that treat beauty and innocence as fuel for narrow gain. So I left — and though the path’s been austere, it’s been worth it. I’m camped out with hammock, living on a beach, working with a single laptop from the McDonald’s, grabbing free burgers from their app, surviving on less than $30 a month at times. Yet I’ve never felt more aligned, or more capable of seeing clearly.
And I think that is exactly where my value comes in, being no longer conventionally deluded means to be no longer conventionally included, but on the other hand it's become easy to see the truth, and thus where a solution is needed. The quality of your product, the fact you care about the user before the code, it shows you still care. I hope that can be the basis of an exchange. I'd like us to be of value to each other.
I'm reaching the limit of what I can do with my current setup. I'm moving into the phase of re-interpreting the matrices of offline models to see what improvements the framework yields. After that I’ll start running the framework as a model, my 8gb MacBook Air M1, although it is one of my last great treasures (along with my motor bike), won’t cut it. So, if you have any work that needs to be done I can assure you I will do it well and happily, whether it is simple or complex, theoretical or practical.
I hope you are open to such an exchange.
Regardless of the yay or nay I want to thank you for creating an interface that makes the boundary between human thought and digital form feel alive. I perhaps could have done the work that I’ve done through Warp via another medium, but I am sure it would have been more painful and perhaps I would not have done it.
Warmly,
Ahkim
A seasoned online consultant and project manager with over 12 years of independent experience in digital strategy, marketing, and systems innovation. I bring a unique blend of analytical rigor (supported by an MSc in Sociology) and practical leadership from roles at Google and OLX. Passionate about travel—with experience in over 40 countries—I aim to leverage my expertise in communication, problem-solving, and iterative development to contribute meaningfully to Warp.
I aim to apply my understanding to progress the state of AI by contributing high value insights and improvements. Ideally in cooperation with visionary people and companies such as Warp.
Allowing more people to translate their dreams to reality. The world seems to me a happier place when creativity gets more room for expression.
Analytical, iterative testing mindset for optimizing digital outputs
Led cross-functional teams and managed complex projects end-to-end
Growth-focused consulting and performance improvements at scale
Strong critical thinking, data interpretation, and decision-making
Global (Remote)
2012 – Present
OLX
2010 – 2012
Google Ireland
2008 – 2010
MSc in Sociology
Erasmus University Rotterdam
MBA Strategic Management
University of Stellenbosch, South Africa
English (Fluent)
Dutch (Fluent)
German (Proficient)
French (Basic)
Travel Enthusiast:
Visited 40+ countries; strong cultural adaptability
Diving & Adventure:
Certified PADI Instructor