Raymond Marker
Then I teach myself what's needed to ship them. Two decades, four industries, no repeats — education technology, courtroom VR, self-hosted AI infrastructure, and whatever's next.
Track Record
Spot an unmet need. Teach myself what's required. Ship a working result. The industry changes every time — the approach doesn't.
Right Now
I'm currently exploring how the same approach — find the gap, learn what's needed, ship the working version — applies to AI-driven tools and optimization for other businesses.
That's not theoretical. I run my own infrastructure: a self-built 96TB home server, a self-hosted Nextcloud instance migrated off commercial cloud storage, and local language models deployed on hardware I set up myself. That same foundation is what let me design and ship NutriGrok — and it's the base I'm building from now.
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If it's a problem nobody's solved cleanly yet, that's usually the interesting part.