What I do

Another day at Bronx with Augmented Reality on iOs mobile app.

In this 7 week project: First we’ll did HTTP. Then well did MQTT Arudion with sensors, hook to core IoT which is mqtt broker, then we have rules, to dynamoDB etc. Then we got into databases: Among others we went into Timeseries databases, but mainly SQL-LITE/Postgress-SQL doesn’t enforce a lot of rules, its easy. We used AWS to run some stuff. It’s a good thing to learn. If you want to use Microsoft Azure or Google Cloud, that's great.

NYU has large troves of data and President Hamilton's webpages are updated with annual data visualisations. I did the project to develop data visualisations for www.nyu.edu

We experimented with hand gesture and facial recognition technology and were tasked to make web-based applications that would have a meaningful interaction. With all the magical stuff we do in our HCI program Interactive Telecommunications Program, this was yet another exciting opportunity to make fun tech stuff happen.

Constructing over the web browser 3D Immersive Live Spaces like Kumospace

Using SwiftUI developed a music player for my favorite music list.

Population Infinite is ideal for people interested in the applications of machine learning in Ad Tech.

There's tonnes of Javacript, Javascript was the sweet spot of Hacking the Browser! For 7 weeks we made chrome extensions!

If you've been a part of my playtests in the last couple of weeks, you'd be familiar with the list of adjectives I'm using to make the Johari Window. Taking some of your suggestions in mind, I've decided to replace some of the adjectives with adjectives that are more modern or more negative/critical. I'd appreciate it if you could take out 5 minutes of your time to indicate which adjectives you think should be replaced. I'm also happy to take suggestions on adjectives that could take their place.

I designed for NYU as a Visual Experience Designer.

GPT-2 eats tonnes of text. I fed my YouTube watch history to train a GPT-2 model.