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I don’t know why I landed on a chatbot. I thought it’d be cool to set one up with geospatial restaurant data, and I’d learn a lot. I wasn’t wrong. There are 15,000+ restaurants in the 5 NYC boroughs. How do you figure out where to eat? How does anybody figure out where to eat? (top 10 unsolved mysteries of all time)
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I tasked Claude with building me a scalable flight-tracker chatbot, and it ended up costing me $280 for 4 days of operation, when the estimate Claude gave me was $40/month.
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There were 3 problems put forward by AstraZeneca at Shaastra, the Technical Festival of IIT Madras, in January 2020, and as a 3-member team, my friends and I worked on all of them and presented our solutions to the business leads at AstraZeneca.
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For the first time, I’ve built a dynamic website, and hosted it on a DigitalOcean droplet!
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My friends and I built a novel Android application that assists users in keeping track of medicines and their prescribed dosages, using unique labels.
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I started this in the summer after my Sophomore year, following my interest in Computer Vision from my Facial Attendance Manager Project.
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To make a fully functioning product capable of tracking attendance, and hopefully sell it to interested companies and/or colleges.
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This app was my first big project in Android Studio, that actually worked just the way I wanted it to.
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I always wanted to implement a File Compression algorithm, inspired by Silicon Valley, obviously. I started this project with that in mind. Well, you know how it went. Didn’t go according to plan.