I am a person who's interested in understanding how/why things work. Though I enjoy programming, I don't really use GitHub often so I don't show all my projects. My favorite programming languages so far are Rust, Python, and Java. I want to learn more about embedded and low-level programming in the future.

• Working on OS development using Assembly and Rust (probably my favorite/most active project so far)
• tetrislithub.github.io is where my "website" is that I mostly use for practicing html and js

• Rust (heard about it while researching C++, got super sidetracked and now I'm more interested in Rust than C++)
• Data analysis, neural networks, and prediction in python using numpy, scikit, matplotlib, and pandas
• Kotlin and Java
• Godot engine and GDscript, it's teaching me a lot about how action listeners work
  • in a similar vein, LibGDX
• playing around with DLL/code injection in Rust, it's fun but it feels odd to write since i'm doing so many weird operations
• going to learn Visual Basic later

• an autoclicker or keyboard/mouse control thing
• learning how to handle microphone and camera input and screen-recording
• IPC/RPC library for Rust
• build a mini programming language by coding an interpreter
• Memory hacking and DLL injection
• Anticheats in Rust
• Building games in Godot and LibGDX
  • Platformer games
  • maybe a FNAF style game?
• Simulating physics in 2d (inspired by AngeTheGreat's engine simulator)
• learn VST3 someday

• Worked on the website for BinaryHeart: www.binaryheart.org
• DLLinjector, a very simple lightweight DLL injector I created using the C++ windows library
• T-hack is no longer in development due to me losing interest in minecraft modding and the community I built the mod for. I completed part of 0.2.0 (which added Discord RPC, a command handler, the ability to save/load configuration files, and a few other things) so those commits are in the repository. So if you have gradle, you can build the most up-to-date version yourself.
• Java/Kotlin websocket chatroom, scrapped because I had nowhere to host the server and the clientside internet connection sometimes auto-blocked the incoming messages.