What I enjoy while at School
What I adventure in my life
What I foresee in the future
Have you checked out what Sid's been up to lately?
HYDE is a Chrome extension inspired by people around me who are allergic to certain molecules in cosmetics. It helps users find suitable products to avoid allergic reactions. The project is open-source and available on GitHub, welcoming contributions to expand its database of molecules and allergens.
Taskstrip offers a structured yet flexible task management experience, ideal for those managing multiple projects. Inspired by air traffic control's flight progress bar, it allows users to visualize tasks intuitively. Instead of rigid prioritization, Taskstrip enables dynamic task activation and reordering, helping users shift focus while keeping track of all ongoing tasks.
Glab is planning on attending the SIGCES conference in 2025. We have authored a poster paper that will be presented at the conference. Our paper is focused on the current issue of the existing computer system emulation platforms and our solution to a more modern and extensible platform on resolving these issues. Contact me to review the paper.
This Desktop application is built with Electron provides a real-time 3D visualization of satellite orbits with the ability to input Two-Line Element set (TLE) data for accurate tracking. It includes a chat window for command input, a calendar for scheduling. Resolving the long standing issue of expensive satellite tracking software for college/amateur satellite projects.
We are so happy to have hosted over 100 students this semester for SCMC Spring 2024 on campus at USC. The competition hosted on our beautiful campus was filled with fun, learning, and of course, MATH! A huge thank you to everyone who made this possible: parents, teachers, Professor Emerson, all SCMC members, and especially our wonderfully gifted students.
Single click to share your real time location with your best friends or family during your fun activity to add another layer to your safety. Contact me to get the access to the beta version.
Guide a research group of 8 people and contribute to the NetBSD Source and customized Kernel Porting from Luna68k with Dr. Goodney. The ultimate goal is to create an industrial level hardware simulation in both x86 and RISC-V architecture. Contact me to get the source code of our current development.