Remember how as kids, we would question just about everything? For me, I guess I never really grew out of that phase (perhaps a good thing). I'm driven by curiosity and the belief that there's always more to learn, so I want to keep exploring new things simply for the fun of it. I don't like limiting myself to a single thing, and right now I'm exploring both hardware and software. I want to bring the two together and build things that go beyond the screen. (btw i love iron man)
If we had to choose a motto in life, mine would probably be "do it all" I'm interested in a little bit of everything, from coding and robotics to photography, sketching, chess, and working out. Then there's the cosmos (BLACK HOLES :D), psychology, and poetry (I write poems). Too much interesting stuff out there to explore!
Here's a collection of things I've worked on (or at least tried to lol)
Web App
I wanted a website where I could track my habits and get a weekly breakdown of how consistently I'd been following them. The habit trackers I found were either paid or had kinda complicated interfaces, so I figured I'd just build one for myself.
View on GitHub ↗Web App
Pretty much what the name suggests. You can write down your study goals, mark them as completed, and use the built in timer to track your study sessions. Both the timer and tasks are on one page, so there's no need to keep switching between tabs.
View on GitHub ↗Hardware
A little car controlled over Bluetooth. Not much to explain here, really. It does what it says on the tin. :)
View on GitHub ↗Web App
I wanted to build an LLM powered travel planner for a hackathon with a team. Let's just say it didn't quite work out as planned. We underestimated the complexity of the project and got a little too ambitious with the backend. (A messy learning experience to put it mildly)
View on GitHub ↗Portfolio
A little corner of the internet that's mine. An excuse to build something for myself and have fun with it.
View on GitHub ↗Web App
Built this during a hackathon with my team. I worked on the maps section using openstreetmap (osm), which was my first time working with an api. We got selected for the first round by presenting our prototype, but eventually dropped the project. Still, it was a fun learning experience!
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