Project Creator
A pipeline that turns a topic into a finished learning video for a series. An LLM writes the script, text-to-speech adds the voiceover, and a rendering engine I built animates the scenes frame by frame.
Project Typewriter
A virtual typewriter for writing letters in the browser. Type with real key sounds and a moving carriage, decorate the page with stickers, then fold it into an envelope with a wax seal or save it as an image.
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Project Auctions
A live scanner that finds rare dyed armour on the Hypixel SkyBlock auction house (a Minecraft game mode). It matches leather colours in CIELAB colour space and streams hits to a web interface in real time, each with a copyable in-game link.
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Project Finance
A stock dashboard with live data from Yahoo Finance, candlestick charts and moving averages. My first project built around an external API.
What fascinates me about finance is that almost every item or service can be valued in money, and that the markets built around it are something nobody fully understands. I made my first trades about two years ago and still keep an eye on the markets, but what I really want is to build models that find a real edge. Because I wanted business and finance skills next to a computer science degree, I chose a university where both come together.
I've played trumpet for ten years across different orchestras, and every now and then I sign up for a music camp. When I'm not playing I'm usually looking for new music in any genre, and good sound is the one thing I never save money on.
I was drawing long before I wrote any code, first on paper and later digitally. It taught me to pay attention to composition, contrast and proportion, and I still notice them everywhere, interfaces being just one example.
It started with LEGO minifigures and grew into vinyl, mechanical watches and even digital items. What drives me is curating a collection that gets rarer and more tailored to me with every piece. That also taught me to be very careful with how I spend my money.
