Hellas Dev

George Bereveskos. I work on advanced bash scripting and backend development. The machine is Arch. HellasDev is the lab where those experiments are kept — a project archive, not a storefront.

I spend most of the day in a terminal. I like Linux, small programs that stay out of the way, and tools I will still want to open next year. The rest is walking, reading, and keeping the box quiet.

Current languages on the bench: Rust, Go, Python, and SQL. Everything in this lab is written against the same rules.

• Rust
• Go
• Python
• SQL

• Use as few system resources as possible.
• Keep everything minimal and efficient.
• Build only what a person actually needs in everyday life.
• Avoid unnecessary complexity and resource consumption.

Future work is aimed at technology that works together with AI.

• Safety and security of people when they interact with AI.
• Better management and control of how humans use AI.
• Making AI easier and more convenient to use.
• Combining these ideas with the projects built in this lab.

• 2026 mnimi go / tui / linux active

  A terminal note-taking TUI. File-based storage, keyboard-only, meant to open as fast as a text file.

• 2026 arch arch / linux / sysadmin lab

  A recorded Arch Linux install turned into repeatable notes: boot, base system, bootloader, first boot.