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Hi, I’m Hasan — also known as timeout187
I’m a software engineering lead, founder, and open-source developer working across scientific computing, engineering simulation, infrastructure, cybersecurity, automation, and developer tooling.
My work is intentionally multidisciplinary. I build and contribute to software that addresses scientific, technical, operational, and community-scale problems.
Areas of work
My current and planned open-source work spans:
- Scientific computing and numerical methods
- Physics-based and engineering simulation
- Research software and computational tooling
- Infrastructure and systems engineering
- Cybersecurity and abuse prevention
- Developer tools, libraries, and APIs
- Automation and orchestration platforms
- Monitoring, observability, and reliability
- Self-hosted software and open-source services
- Data processing and technical visualization
- Community platforms, bots, and moderation systems
- Experimental and applied engineering projects
I am particularly interested in projects where software engineering intersects with science, research, infrastructure, automation, and real-world technical operations.
Engineering approach
I aim to build software that is:
- Technically rigorous
- Useful beyond a basic prototype
- Secure and maintainable
- Documented and reproducible
- Testable and extensible
- Suitable for collaboration
- Deployable in real environments
- Accessible to developers, researchers, engineers, and technical teams
My work also includes modernizing existing software, improving architecture, strengthening testing, automating development workflows, expanding documentation, and improving long-term maintainability.
Why sponsor my work?
Open-source engineering requires more than initial development. It includes research, validation, testing, documentation, infrastructure, dependency maintenance, security reviews, issue management, releases, and long-term support.
Sponsorship helps fund:
- Development and testing infrastructure
- Scientific and engineering compute resources
- Servers, storage, databases, and monitoring
- CI/CD and automated quality assurance
- Security testing and dependency maintenance
- Technical documentation and tutorials
- Research, prototyping, and validation
- Maintenance of existing open-source software
- Development of new public projects
- Community support and contributor onboarding
Funding supports my broader open-source work across multiple technical disciplines rather than being limited to one repository.
Sponsor benefits
Depending on the sponsorship tier, sponsors may receive:
- Recognition in project documentation
- Sponsor listings and profile badges
- Development and roadmap updates
- Early previews of upcoming work
- Priority consideration for issue review
- Priority consideration for feature proposals
- Recognition in release notes
- Access to sponsor or community channels
Sponsorship does not purchase control over a project or guarantee implementation of a specific feature. Engineering decisions remain based on technical quality, security, maintainability, and community value.
Long-term direction
My goal is to build a sustainable, multidisciplinary open-source engineering portfolio spanning science, simulation, infrastructure, security, research, automation, and developer tooling.
By sponsoring my work, you support independent engineering and publicly available software that developers, researchers, technical teams, businesses, and communities can use, study, extend, and improve.
Thank you for supporting my open-source work.
Reaching 10 monthly sponsors will help fund the infrastructure, compute resources, testing, documentation, and ongoing maintenance required across my open-source work in scientific computing, engineering simulation, developer tools, automation, infrastructure, and security.
Featured work
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timeout187/botfleet
Open-source control plane for Discord bot fleets - dashboard, secure remote agents, scheduling, and self-healing reconciliation for white-label bot hosting.
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timeout187/goma
A Full-Newton Finite Element Program for Free and Moving Boundary Problems with Coupled Fluid/Solid Momentum, Energy, Mass, and Chemical Species Transport
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timeout187/ballistic-missile-range
Six-degree-of-freedom (6DOF) rigid-body flight-dynamics simulator for ballistic missile trajectories - full 3D translation + rotation, quaternion attitude, a Streamlit GUI, and animated SVG flight …
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$5 a month
SelectSupport my multidisciplinary open-source work across scientific computing, engineering simulation, infrastructure, automation, security, and developer tooling.
Includes:
- GitHub Sponsor badge
- Access to sponsor-only project updates
- Recognition as a supporter of independent open-source engineering
$15 a month
SelectHelp fund development, testing, documentation, infrastructure, and long-term maintenance across my open-source projects.
Includes:
- Everything in the Supporter tier
- Your name listed in a public sponsors section
- Access to roadmap and development updates
- Early previews of selected upcoming work
$30 a month
SelectProvide sustained support for compute resources, development infrastructure, automated testing, hosting, and project maintenance.
Includes:
- Everything in previous tiers
- Your name or organization listed in selected project documentation
- Priority consideration when reviewing relevant issues and proposals
- Access to a private sponsor community channel
$100 a month
SelectSupport the long-term development of open-source software across science, simulation, infrastructure, automation, security, and developer tooling.
Includes:
- Everything in previous tiers
- Prominent sponsor recognition
- Organization name, logo, and website link in selected sponsor sections
- Periodic development and roadmap summaries
- Priority consideration for technically relevant proposals
Sponsorship does not guarantee implementation of a feature, consulting services, or commercial support.