Howdy
I am Luka Mihailović, a graduate student and developer, passionate about clean design and clear software.
I'm currently pursuing a master's degree in Information Technology and Systems
at the Faculty of Computing in Belgrade.
Meanwhile, I serve as the active VP and Head of IT at Argo Student Robotics Team,
where I lead and coordinate tasks on which our team depends for daily operation.
Besides my love for software and computers, I'm also passionate about films, writing, music and powerlifting.
I'm unusually keen on typography, Bauhaus design philosophy, Swiss style design, colour grading and the science of film emulation.
Currently looking to get into game modding (if I get the time), specifically Source engine games, Fallout: New Vegas, Stardew Valley, or Minecraft...
"An idiot admires complexity, a genius admires simplicity"
—Terry Davis, Creator of TempleOS, and perhaps the smartest programmer who
ever lived
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Gym records
| Lift | Max weight | Reps in series |
|---|---|---|
| Squat | 160 kg | 2 |
| Bench | 80 kg | 3 |
| Deadlift | 180 kg | 3 |
The Mountain Wreath
There are plenty of thoughts inside this epic poem which shaped my thinking and personal philosophy, and helped me to better understand life in a way.
As a humble gift, allow me to share my favourite verse with you. I don't ask much in return, just that you ponder it today, or tomorrow, or whenever you have the time. It's never too late to think about stuff. The verse is as follows:
None yet e’er drank a honey’d draught
Unnmixed with cup of bitter gall
And cup of gall for honey equally doth call
That so, the mixture one may easier drink