Poker pro turned
AI researcher turned
flower machine guy.
I've spent my life chasing hard problems. I started coding on a Commodore 64, played professional poker for almost a decade (including the 2007 WSOP Main Event final table as chip leader), then built a Nash equilibrium solver for extensive-form games because the math fascinated me more than the cards.
That led to AI research at GoodAI in Prague, a TEDx talk, algorithmic trading in crypto, developer advocacy at ChromaWay, and now — building physical products and platforms that connect the digital and real worlds.
The thread? Moving the state of the art. Doing what seems impossible until it isn't. And not taking myself too seriously along the way.