nav-a · Three doorsA calm hall that opens into three rooms, each with its own look; hover a door to peek in, keys 1/2/3 to enter, Esc back. AI filter lives inside the project list. Borrows Brittany Chiang's restraint and ntch.design's keyboard shortcuts.

Lucas Winther

Computer scientist · Denmark

I build things by hand, and lately with AI. I also play in a small band.

The site has three rooms. Pick the one you came for; the others are always one door away.

Here to hire? The workshop (02) has the projects and education. If you'd rather see work made without AI, the archive (01) is all by hand.
Just need the card? A one-screen version lives at lucaswinther.info/simple, for sharing.
Keyboard: 1 2 3 open a room, Esc returns here, ← → walk between rooms.
02 · with AI, now

Systems, tooling and the occasional webapp.

I have a bachelor in computer science and work as a platform engineer. These days I build with AI tools and write down what holds up. Every project says how much AI went into it.

Now Platform engineer, Copenhagen-ish
Studied BSc Computer Science, DTU
Writes at blog.lucaswinther.info
Code github.com/StereotypicalCat

Projects

13 projects
AI involved:

Nothing here at that level yet.

Want only work made without AI? The by-hand archive is the 2021 site exactly as it was, or set the filter above to By hand.

Education & work

  • 2023 →Platform engineer, small SaaS companyKubernetes, Terraform, on-call.
  • 2018–2021BSc Computer Science, DTUThesis: reputation systems in peer-to-peer archival (HyperCache).
  • 2015–2018HTX, high-school exam projectsCensor Simulator (VR), BreakoutPython.

Writing on the blog

Tools I reach for

AnsibleDockerNode.jsReactUnityC#LinuxPythonArduinoClaude CodeProxmox
03 · as a person

Off the clock.

Musings, things I found, and the band: Kældermændene, four of us playing small rooms. No albums, just phone-in-hand recordings from the front row.

Musings

It started with one Raspberry Pi in a drawer. Now there is a shelf that hums, and a partner who has opinions about the hum…

Not out of principle. Some things I only understand once my fingers have typed them wrong twice.

Three notes, a rest, and a slide. It has turned up in four of our songs and nobody has noticed yet.

Amp on the back, cable around the neck, rain sideways. Worth it every time, mostly.

The band

Basement Song
live · Café Retro, March
0:003:41

    Small findings

    a good tuner appkitchen-table cable testerthe best rye bread in townan old synth manual, scanneda mechanical keyboard that's quiet

    Placeholders (dotted underline): band name, venues, songs, musings, blog titles, job, university, city, timeline years.