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A personal website that showcases my knowledge of computers. The website itself demonstrates my programming, networking, and Git skills. The website serves as my personal repository of expertise and experience with various languages, algorithms, hardware, software, computer developments, history, and much more.
This will be an ongoing thing that will expand as my knowledge grows and as time allows. My hope is that someday I can fully write down everything there is to know about computers in a way anyone can understand.
The intent is for the website to start with computer theory and history and then progress through how a modern computer is built from the ground up starting with transistor theory and then moving towards logic gates, then computer architecture, then a whole computer, then a proper OS and peripheral setup, then a network, and finally ending with a discussion on things like AI networks and Quantum computers.
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SYNTHESIS is an experimental algorithm that visually represents the emergent behavior of a synthetic neural network — an abstraction of how organic life and thought might arise from simple computational interactions.
Inspired by Conway’s Game of Life, this project explores how randomness, local interactions, and algorithmic feedback can generate the illusion of living, thinking patterns.
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Describes various topics related to Computer Science, in my own words. Contains some mini projects that are examples/playgrounds of various topics.
Uses .md files for each topic that are situated in descriptive directories.
A 'Work In Progress'.
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Proyecto personal para la presentación de clases por medio de diapositivas. La temática de las diapositivas está inspirada en el famoso anime Neon Genesis Evangelion.
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Harvard's CS50: Introduction to Computer Science 2018 / 2019 course all problem sets solutions.
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Code for BSc (Hons) Computer Science, University of Delhi
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An educational system for the visual teaching of algorithms and introductory programming based around the classic picobot Karel from Harvey Mudd College.
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Personal website.
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Preparation for 3rd semester exam. EASJ, Computer Science.
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Personal website about big data analytics, artificial intelligence and high performance computing. Powered by Jekyll, Node.js, Gulp, Bower and many other cool stuff.
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