A 100-day Python learning challenge based on w3resource exercises. Covers mastery, functional programming, and advanced problems to build ML foundations.
Roam
2026-06-27
10,000 hours of Machine Learning. A long-term learning project tracking my journey through AI, ML, and Deep Learning. Includes implementations, experiments, and notes.
A 64-day Lua learning challenge. Daily exercises building up proficiency in Lua, the lightweight scripting language often used in game development and embedded systems.
Advanced algorithms implementations and study materials. Covers sophisticated algorithmic techniques beyond the basics.
Private repository.
Solutions to Advent of Code challenges. Annual programming puzzles released each December.
Integration of TikZ diagrams with Anki flashcards. Allows rendering beautiful mathematical diagrams directly in Anki cards.
Bananagrams solver or game implementation. The fast-paced word game where you race to build crossword grids.
A digital bookshelf repository. Tracking books read, notes, and reviews.
Bot implementations. Automation scripts and chatbots for various platforms and use cases.
Buffer and Region Encryption Plugin for Emacs with 3 cipher implementations. Allows in-place encryption of sensitive content directly within your editor. Great for encrypting org-mode notes and documentation.
Backlinks (2)
1. How I passed the AWS Solutions Architect in 2 weeks /roam/how_i_passed_the_aws_solutions_architect_in_2_weeks/
G’day, welcome to my corner of the internet. This blog post contains more pointers to resource materials that I have used / advertise as software that I manage. Shilling aside, this site is a more multi-modal presentation of my 15 day journey.
Here is the PDF that I wrote notes in:
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Why 15 days?
I am currently a graduate student in Statistics and had a 2 week break between terms. I have an undergraduate in Computer Science with no work experience. I figured an AWS cert may help authenticate my System Design and AWS skills.
“We all die. The goal isn’t to live forever, the goal is to create something that will.” — Chuck Palahniuk
Originally the AI suffix stood for archived intellect, however these days it has concretised to becoming an Augmenting Infrastructure — a place from which to branch out in many directions.
Within this site you will find self-contained material in the form of project posts and blog posts, but also external links to other work – my own as well as not.