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Machine learning, side projects, and the bugs that taught me the most. Long-form write-ups of things I built, broke, and eventually understood.
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MusicDown, Four Months Later: One Player, Two Engines, and Buttons That Lie
The MP3 downloader grew into a full music app: a redesign drawn before it was coded, Spotify likes without the Spotify API, a player that switches engines per track, playlists, and a few tricks to make the lock screen cooperate.
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MusicDown, Four Months Later: One Player, Two Engines, and Buttons That Lie
The MP3 downloader grew into a full music app: a redesign drawn before it was coded, Spotify likes without the Spotify API, a player that switches engines per track, playlists, and a few tricks to make the lock screen cooperate.
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Learning Computational Neuroscience From Scratch: 18 Weeks, 9 Browser Demos and Real Brain Data
I can train a neural network, but I could not explain a real neuron. So I built myself an 18-week roadmap, a set of browser demos, and ended up analysing real brain data.
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MusicDown: Building an Android MP3 Downloader with Expo
How I built MusicDown, an Expo/React Native app that turns a YouTube link into a tagged MP3 on your phone — plus the Android 14 permission bug that took the longest to figure out.
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Building A Deep Learning Collection
A growing collection of PyTorch tutorials from basic to advanced, plus notes on PyTorch Lightning and Captum for training and interpreting deep learning models.
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