Forma S wanted a very clean and light design, and a page they could update effortlessly. I worked with them building up design ideas and solutions, and when we agreed upon a direction, I went on to coding it.

It was my first time working with Wordpress, so I had to learn swiftly.
I chose Wordpress because of its powerful capabilities as a CMS and its security, while still allowing for a fully custom coded theme and functionality.

Check out their website here.

We worked on an open-source game called Stendhal, where we had to fix issues, and finally introduce new functionalities. With its big codebase, we learned to help out as everyone knew different parts of the code better.

This semester we are working on an event booking platform using Spring and Java.
There are a lot of tasks to be done, which we try to distribute optimally, and new requirements arrive weekly.
Requires being both personally responsible and stepping up for the team occasionally.

This is the first simple CPU we had to design. It had a single register and was able to make branching decisions, do basic arithmetic, and load and store from memory.
Simple as it was, I also wrote a mini game for it - jump or squat to avoid obstacles coming towards you.
It used a 7 segment display, and also interacted with LEDs to show lives and difficulty (speed).

Stump is a real RISC CPU, it has 8 registers and supports a wider set of instructions compared to MU0.
It was really interesting to implement a slightly more realistic and complex CPU.

In my own time I toyed around with an Arduino and later a barebone ATMega chip and I wrote some Assembly C.
I created an arpeggio 1bit synthesizer, which was quite fun to play with, but 1 bit is a bit boring sonically.
I am now working on building an 8 bit synth.

This is a more specialised course I am doing this semester. I am learning the basics of ML, different types of models, and different ways of evaluating a model; Performing experiments (of course). Introduction to neural networks and deep learning.

Learned some of the main logical programming concepts. Coded in Datalog, Prolog, and TPTP for Theorem Provers (Vampire).
Wrote a Datalog interpreter and reasoner.
Solved problems in Prolog and Vampire.

- Fuzzy Logic
- Bayesian Probabilities - wrote a naive ham/spam filter
- Searching algorithms, Heuristic functions - Minimax, 0-sum-games searching - Basics of computer vision; Visual odometry

In Jupyter Notebook, I have done many reader-friendly experiments, making full use of the system - using text + code, and generating graphs and images.
And used statistics approaches to reach statistically significant conclusions / assess performances of models.

In case of interest, you can download and run some of my notebooks from here.

8-10 Fresh Basil Leaves
60ml Gin
20ml Simple Syrup
30ml Lemon Juice

Muddle leaves in shaker.
Add ice and shake vigorously.

Thank me later.