Transform your favorite images into stunning text-based masterpieces. Synascie converts any image into ASCII character art.
Visit Synascie Source codeCreated Dec 2022
Last updated Mar 2023
A neural network made to predict final exam scores of students (before exams were conducted xD)
View on GitHubCreated Jul 2023
Given a set of words and structure, it will generate a possible crossword.
View on GitHubCreated Aug 2023
Confused about what to say? This excuse generator will serve you with a lot of excuses
Visit Ultimate-Excuses Source codeCreated May 2021
Last updated Aug 2021
Intelligent twitter bot that retweets everything that I love
View on Twitter Source codeCreated Aug 2021
Last updated Oct 2021
Speech to Text and Text to Speech on a web browser
Visit site Source codeCreated Jan 2021
Last updated Feb 2022
Credit card number validation using Luhn's Algorithm in C. Implemented major required built-in C functions by myself for improving skills and logic
View on GitHubCreated Feb 2023
A cool looking astronomy quiz website made using html, css & javascript for Harvard's CS50x problem set.
Take quiz Source codeCreated Dec 2022
Last updated Feb 2023
Steganography made easy. Hide any type of information or files inside images without anyone knowing
View on GitHubCreated Sept 2021
Last updated Nov 2021
Advanced Random Substitution Cipher Encryption program. AdRSCiE is a program that converts any text/code file into a secret code text file with a key. It uses substitution cipher as the base algorithm. You can decrypt the file with and only with the key which was generated during the encryption.
View on GitHubCreated Feb 2023
Secure Cryptographic Seed Modulo and Twirl Hash algorithm. Takes a string and bucket size as argument and returns an index for hash table array. The bucket size should atleast be around 2.22 times the number of words you want to hash to keep the number of collissions at minimum.
View on GitHubCreated Feb 2023
Calculate the probability that at least two people out of n randomly chosen people will share the same birthday. Surprisingly according to the theory, only 23 people are needed to have 50% chance for two of them sharing a same birthday and 72 people to have 99.9% chance. It seems counter intuitive at first but it is in fact, real.
View site Source code & documentationCreated Apr 2022
Last updated May 2022
Get your geolocation details with live location on map.
Visit Geo-Locator Source codeCreated July 2021
Last updated Aug 2021
Track International Space Station in real time with stats
Visit beta version Source codeCreated Jan 2022