I'm a theoretical physics student studying in the UK with an interest in programming, writing, drawing, photography, and many other things! I'd like to go into theoretical particle physics research in the future.

I've done projects in many languages, like Rust, Go, TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, HTML, CSS, etc. I'm always willing to learn a new language or stack for a project though, especially if it'll help me work faster and improve the program's performance.

I've been writing my blog for around 2.5 years now, and I can honestly say I've gotten pretty good at it. I think I have a fairly unique style and am good at explaining some relatively complex concepts in a simple way, at least if I understand them well enough. My interest in writing really started from English General Paper classes in 11th and 12th grade, and has only grown since. I also love reading others' blogs, and I'll often learn and draw inspiration from those who may know more about a topic than I do, and incorporate that into my own work. You can check out my blog at [The Blog of Random](https://blog.zerolimits.dev)!

As much of a science-y person as I am, I like to think I have a bit of an artsy side. That side of me tends to come out in my photography and drawing, both of which I've been doing for a long time. That doesn't mean they're very good, though, but I do think I'm improving over time. I haven't found/made a place to put my drawings just yet, so they're just sitting in my drawing book and on my hard drive, but my photography is up right now on [Aperturic Focus](https://gallery.zerolimits.dev).

I think most of the things I do would be "boring" to the normal person. I'm a bit introverted, and so I don't really have many social things that I do frequently. Plus, all the programming and physics stuff tends to go over people's heads. However, I also think that out of all the boring people you'll meet in the world, I'm the most interesting of all of them. So I guess you could say, I'm the most interesting boring person you've ever met!

Hello, Read.cv!

Student

Threat Modelling

Battle of the Browsers

A comparison of different browsers, and a peace treaty

Textack - 2023

Minimalism

How to Make an OS

The various pros and cons of different operating systems

Duty of Care

The Phalanx Formation

My favorite ancient Greek battle formation

Google: A Misrepresented Evil

Collatz Conjecture

The simplest hardest problem in math history

A beginner's guide to Quantum and Particle Physics

Chaos Theory

History of Toilet Paper

The long and quite strange history of toilet paper

Mozilla

Messengers

The right and wrong places to talk to people

Intro to Privacy, Security and Anonymity

How to protect yourself from the internet, on the internet

The Split-Brain Experiment

Be Social

Love and War

A Levels:

* Chemistry - A

* Physics - A

* Mathematics - A

AS Levels:

* Economics - B

* English General Paper - A

A blog about the most random things you can think of.

The Blog of Random

A website to showcase some cool photos I've taken.

Aperturic Focus

A free and open-source community discussion platform.

Camphouse

Discuit API Documentation

A parser for a Markdown-like markup language

Znak

ZeroLimits.dev

A simple command line tool to generate random numbers written in Swift.

random

A web implementation of Conway's Game of Life

Conway's Game of Life

CatBot

News

A command line tool to show the total number of dependencies that a package on npm has.

lsdeps

A command line tool to check the strength of a password.

A project where I encoded an image into a QR code

QR Image

A command line tool to generate passwords of a given length.

noClaps

2024