One framework at a time. No fluff, no hype, just mental models that stick. By a software engineer who builds these systems.
Software engineer from Albania. I've built banking systems at Raiffeisen, fintech products at AiLend, and co-founded Kungul App. Chevening Scholar at UCL London.
nensplain is how I explain the systems I work with, software architecture, AI infrastructure, startup mechanics, the way I'd explain them to a smart friend over coffee.
How Git works under the hood. Why 99.9% uptime still means 9 hours down. What actually happens when you type a URL. The mechanics behind the tools you use every day.
Why inference costs matter more than model size. How MCP connects AI to your actual tools. What hallucinations reveal about how models work. The real architecture, not the hype.
How venture capital actually flows. Why most startups die from distribution, not product. What product-market fit feels like vs what it sounds like. Systems behind the business.
Every topic starts with structure. Before facts, before examples, you get the mental model. The skeleton that makes everything else click.
Then we go under the hood. Not what a thing is called. How it actually works. Why it was built that way. What breaks when it fails.
One concrete example. A comparison you already understand. Something that turns abstract into obvious, so you remember it tomorrow, not just right now.
Where does this fit? How does it connect to the next thing? You leave with a framework that applies beyond this one topic, not just an answer, but a way of thinking.
nensplain just launched. Paid tiers are being shaped by the audience. Want to influence what gets built? Now is the time to be in the room.
You should be able to explain what you just learned to someone else within 60 seconds.
If you can not, the content failed. Not you.
That is the bar nensplain holds itself to. Every single video.
Follow nensplain and start building mental models for the systems that run everything.