Urša
Kačar
I’m still not quite sure who or what I want to be. At work I build software with AI; in my free time I swim, play taiko and put my life into words on Instagram and my blog, Blebet. I like oysters and dirty martinis.
Work
I started out as a QA engineer and spent years digging through the guts of software, hunting down even the tiniest bugs. Along the way I drifted into management and led my own team for quite a few years. Later I left that behind and turned to automation.
These days I build software with AI, and it turns out that’s a perfect fit for someone with a QA brain. Years of clear bug reports, exact steps to reproduce and expected vs. actual are exactly what an AI needs to build the right thing. I still ask “but what if the user does this?”, just to a different colleague.
Writing
I’ve written since ever, and seriously for the past few years. Most of it happens on Instagram, in the moment: diary entries, poems, tarot and whatever is on my mind that day. Longer pieces and essays live on Blebet.
I write about the things that are easier to put down than to say out loud. Sometimes that’s an essay, sometimes a poem, sometimes just a page from a notebook. All of it in Slovenian.
Hobbies
- Swimming
- Taiko
- Lifting
- Reading
- Journaling
- Poetry
- Tarot
- Snorkeling
- Perfume testing
- Slightly odd outfits
- Shrimp tank
Known issues
| # | Issue | Status |
|---|---|---|
| #001 | I start more drafts than I finish | won’t fix |
| #002 | I’m afraid of parallel parking | open |
| #003 | I close my eyes in every photo, and on every carousel | can’t reproduce |
| #004 | I’m renovating a house that will never be done | in progress |
| #005 | I go to the cinema, bars and dinner on my own | works on my machine |
| #006 | I still keep a handwritten diary | won’t fix (legacy) |
| #007 | Too many hobbies, not enough time | feature |
Say hi
Like my writing or my work? Have something on your mind? Maybe some feedback, or an idea for a project we could work on together? I’m always up for a collaboration, especially a slightly odd one.
