driven by curiosity · passionate about complex problems · committed to continuous growth
I like taking things apart to see how they actually work. Most days that means a machine learning experiment or a simulation: the "let's see what happens" kind of programming, not the roadmap-driven kind. I pull something apart, break it, and figure out how to put it back together, usually better than it started.
| parameter | value |
|---|---|
focus |
machine learning, simulation |
optimizer |
take it apart → break it → rebuild it better |
style |
"let's see what happens", not roadmap-driven |
status |
🎯 Focusing |
ask_me_about |
science, tech |
questions go in · experiments and mistakes reshape the weights · understanding comes out
Rules in, surprising behaviour out. Simulation is where I go to ask "what if?" and let the answer surprise me.
Pulled straight from GitHub by a small script. Publish or update a repo and this table follows on its own.
public_repos = 14 · stars_earned = 12 · languages = HTML, JavaScript, Kotlin, Python, Shell, TypeScript
| project | what it does | language | ★ | last updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| earthpulse | no description yet | JavaScript |
3 | 2026-10-14 |
| xkb-avro | Native XKB keyboard layout for Bengali Avro Phonetic on Linux — no IBus, no Fcitx, no daemon required. | Shell |
1 | 2026-06-15 |
| Gargantua | A browser game inspired by Interstellar. Fly a small ship around a black hole, collect data, and get back to… | TypeScript |
0 | 2026-10-12 |
2026-10-14ruhrabin.github.io ·HTML2026-10-143D-Website-Boilerplate-Designer-Doc2026-10-14earthpulse ·JavaScript2026-10-13Schemify ·Python2026-10-12Gargantua ·TypeScript
# requirements.txt
python
linux
bash
git
github
tensorflow
pytorch
scikit-learn
anaconda
Ask me about science and tech.
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loss ↓ · curiosity ↑ · still training