Hello!

I'm Emre Yesilyurt. Nice to meet you!

I define myself as a builder focused on AI, also a truth seeker, photographer, traveler, and thinker. My machines like computers, cameras help me spot deficiencies, question, think, and build more. After engineering data and software, I now explore organizational psychology and develop AI systems to enhance talent identification, bridging technical expertise with insights into human potential.

Some Things About Me

  • Grew up in Turkey.
  • Have been on the Internet since the early 2000s.
  • Spent the past year as a digital nomad, traveling across Asia.
  • Curious about endurance sports.
  • Community guy.
  • Love being part of the open-source ecosystem.
  • Have been using GNU/Linux since childhood.
  • Occasionally act like a boomer — and honestly, enjoy it.
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Minimalist workspace - vertical format

Some Of My Truths

  • Simple is good.
  • Minimal documentation is the best.
  • Most meetings are unnecessary.
  • You are what you do, not what you say you'll do.
  • Most people are other people.
  • Only you can be your liberator!
  • It's much easier to work on things that are exciting to you.
  • Be nice! Or at least don't be a jerk.
  • Many tech companies are overstaffed.
  • Meetups and conferences are generally a waste of time.
  • Forgive people.
  • Be decisive.


My Work

  • Building data pipelines that don't break at 3 AM.
  • Training LLMs that actually understand the difference between correlation and causation.
  • Creating AI agents that do useful work instead of just generating impressive demos.
  • Building systems where humans and AI collaborate instead of competing.
  • Maintaining a healthy skepticism about technology that promises to "revolutionize everything."

What I'm Learning Now

  • How to build community around technical projects.
  • How different cultures approach problem-solving.
  • Organizational psychology principles.
  • Photography techniques that tell better stories.
  • The art of doing more with less code.