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  1. teinc3.github.io teinc3.github.io Public

    A parody website styled with a Y2K theme (before I was even born)

    JavaScript 1

  2. i-hate-lc i-hate-lc Public

    Self explanatory

    Python

  3. AtlasL2 AtlasL2 Public

    An data engineering project showcasing L2 linguistic communicability across the world.

    TypeScript

  4. Auricue Auricue Public

    A conversational assistant providing conversational context in the form of real-time audio cues.

    Python

  5. Decomposition Framework Decomposition Framework
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    # Decomposition Framework
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    This document aims to provide a structured, high-level framework for dealing with the "Problem Decomposition" exercise.
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    Writing this feels like reverse engineering the entire proceses from a blackbox, and it actually is. The thing with ambiguity is ultimately not "can we execute in ambiguity" (as every reader of this doc should obviously be able to) but "can we execute in ambiguity unambiguously". That's the main takeaway that I think a lot of people misunderstand.
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