Project One
A portfolio I made when I was around 10(it was worse than this one)
Reverse Engineering Newbie
I'm a 11th grader from North India, mostly self-taught and now much more into low-level work than surface-level app stuff. I like Linux kernel work, operating systems, firmware, ACPI, and the kind of 'research' where you stare at full EC dumps for too long and eventually understand the machine through your eyes. Languages I know on a surface level are Python, C, C++, C#, Java, HTML, CSS, Java/Typescript (React + Next.js), Shell, and most recently, Assembly. I also know some Rust, but not enough to be useful yet. I'm still learning AI automation and machine learning, but the systems side is what grabs me right now. I use Arch + Hyprland btw. Currently, I'm learning about Hypervisors and VMs, while also installing and testing different Linux distros on my laptop(NixOS, Void, Gentoo). Outside of tech, I still do piano, writing, cooking, and other side quests.
Balancing academics, college prep, learning stuff, and the occasional firmware rabbit hole that HP throws me in. (Messed up boot order)
More kernel work, better tooling, cleaner projects, etc.
A portfolio I made when I was around 10(it was worse than this one)
A collection of old repositories on github I made when I was 11, mostly containg html css and js(its not that useful just basic stuff and normal ideas)
Not really a "project", but some C files I started with in CS50 by harvard when I was 13(just a part of the course is on my github)
A working download manager in Java I made when I was 13, while referring to a book that taught Java (replicated 100 times, but it taught me a lot).
Mostly lost game projects, both 2d and 3d, but it was all tutorial garbage. I'm making one on my own now, so that's the big project 5
This webpage itself is one of my best works (yes, thats how bad I usually am)
My only playlist: