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"Languages": ["Python", "C#", ".NET", "SQL"],
"Technologies": ["gRPC", "CI", "git"],
"OS exp": ["Windows servers", "CentOS", "Ubuntu", "Arch", "Gentoo", "NixOS"],
"Networking": "Cisco certification CCNA"
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This was a group project about a chat app and its infrastructure. My team and I did the GiMeToMVCWeb part where we used C# and .Net.
I've made this AI racer game. It uses NEAT and lots of Feed-Forward neural networks.
I did create this 3D live wallpaper to learn OpenGL. I used OpenGL, GLSL, C++, stb_image, GLEW and GLFW.
I did create this 3D world to meet my friends in VRChat. I used Blender, Unity and the VRChat SDK 3 for Unity.
I made an AR experiment where you can place a creepy object that observes you in your room. This experiment uses Google's WebXR and ThreeJS.
I made a Minecraft mod that creates a craftable Katana (sword type item), has a fragment shader (to add emissiveness), a custom sweep animation and obviously a texture.
I've created a roguelike and 2D sprites based Java game called PM-Dungeon with my team. This was a group assignment at our university.
Oh, and obviously, this website is hosted on GitHub's servers as you can tell by the domain and the repository is public.
A server monitor that refreshes its content every second written in JavaScript, HTML, CSS and in PHP.
I have gotten into an optimization challenge with someone from the USA. The person with the faster and smaller w0rm script would win. As you can tell, it was just for the fun of it and nothing serious.
Disclaimer: If you use this and harm anyone or anything, I'm not taking responsibility for that.
I have created a "KVM switch" in Python. I wanted to switch between Arch Linux and a Windows 10 VM (with GPU and SSD Passthrough) and did not want to buy an actual KVM switch for 80 Euro :)
This is a collection of what I did during university and school times. IT related obviously.