I'm Aditya. This is my GitHub Page.

I use GitHub to contribute to work on open-source projects and collaborate with the community to learn, improve and grow.

I'm passionate about Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Technology in general.

• ⚛️ I am an avid learner and researcher.

  • I use GitHub to harness my programming and research skills and contribute to important projects.

• 📖✍️ I read a lot. I write a lot.

  • I read research papers, blogs, news articles and non-fiction books.
  • In my free (and in my not-so-free time), I write on blogs, magazines, forums, and all platforms where my voice can be shared and flourish.

• 💻 Programming as a Hobby, and building projects for fun

  • My primary programming languages include Python, Lua, C/C++ and Javascript
  • For research, I work with R, LaTeX and Matlab

• 💡 Believes in the power of open-source projects that induce collaboration and community-driven initiatives.

  • I believe that Open Source and Collaboration catalyse the rate of advancements.

• 🌱 Constantly learning and striving to improve.

  • I am competing with myself to become better at my art.

• 🤝 Reach out for any queries/feedback/communication

  • Email: [email protected]

My interest changes and evolves with time. I experiment a lot with languages and tech stack, so expect this section to get updated every now and then.

Here are few technical skills which I currently possess:

• Frontend: HTML5 / CSS3, React
• Backend - Python, Lua, NodeJS
• Database - MySQL
• Unix - Debian and Ubuntu
• Research - R, Matlab, LaTex, Markdown
• CLI - Bash / Shell Scripts

The Tech and Open Source Community buzzes all the time with innovations, news, surprises, drama and (at times) remarkable advancements. I just get my hands dirty and play a lot.

As mentioned before, I experiment a lot. I have listed the software — both Open Source and Closed — that I use every now and then:

I usually use these tools in conjunction, even though this seems like an exhaustive list. This is not a complete list, obviously, for I am quite fuzzy about working with many tools.

For example, you can see I have more than one type of text editor for programming. But each has its own uses. I find Neovim quite good for programming, but VSCode has somewhat better support for collaboration. Sublime is also surprisingly fast to run with low startup times in a small portable non-cli environment.

All the tools and skills mentioned here play a great role in my research, learning and programming endeavours. This is not a complete list since I work with new projects every now and then. I regularly try out new applications and get rid of the old ones.

In the end, my goal is simple:

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