42 School student passionate about High-level programming, AI, and building things from scratch.
- 🎓 Currently studying at 42 School
- 💻 Strong foundation in systems programming and C development and Python
- 🤖 Exploring AI & LLMs — building projects with language model APIs
- 📊 Also into data analysis and working with real-world datasets
- 🌱 Always learning — from memory management to machine intelligence
🔬 Systems Programming ████████████░░░ C, memory, file I/O
🤖 AI & LLMs ████████░░░░░░░ APIs, prompting, integration
🐍 Python Development ████████░░░░░░░ scripting, data, AI projects
📐 Data Structures ██████████░░░░░ graphs, linked lists, trees
📊 Data Analysis ██████░░░░░░░░░ real-world datasets
🔹 libft
A complete re-implementation of the C standard library.
Covers string manipulation, memory functions, character checks, integer conversion, and linked list utilities — built from scratch without relying on standard headers.
Custom implementation of C's
printf.
Handles format specifiers, variadic arguments, and formatted output — a deep dive into how printing really works under the hood.
Reads one line at a time from any file descriptor.
Careful buffer management and static variables — a great exercise in C file I/O and memory discipline.
Manual implementation of a doubly linked list in C.
Supports bidirectional traversal, insertion, and deletion — part of a broader interest in data structures including graphs and trees.
Data analysis project exploring global happiness metrics using the Our World in Data (OWID) dataset.
Combining Python and real-world data to surface meaningful patterns.
I'm actively building with Large Language Models — working with APIs (like OpenAI), experimenting with prompt engineering, and exploring how LLMs can be integrated into practical applications. I'm drawn to the intersection of classical computer science (algorithms, data structures like graphs) and modern AI.
How do you represent knowledge? A graph. How do LLMs reason? Also, kind of a graph. Coincidence? I think not.
"From raw memory in C to reasoning with LLMs — it's all just data and logic."