Karlsruhe, Germany
Informatik (Computer Science) student at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology.
About
I study Informatik (Computer Science) at KIT and I’m currently in my 3rd semester. I learn best by building things, and I’m happiest when a project is just a little beyond what I already know, so I have to figure out the missing piece myself.
Outside of lectures I work on side projects. This site collects them.
Projects
A Firefox extension that checks images, video and audio for SynthID, the invisible watermark that Google’s AI tools and partners such as OpenAI embed. Drag, right-click or pick media on any page and the original file opens in Google’s SynthID Detector. Unit-tested, with CI and tagged releases on GitHub Actions.
A Korean-language interactive map and guide for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. It covers the Surface, Sky and Depths layers, shows where items, collectibles and locations are, and has category filters and search with Korean initial-consonant (초성) matching.
Personal project, not publicly hosted
A port of the ray tracer from Ray Tracing in One Weekend to Java, using only the Java standard library, with a bounding volume hierarchy (BVH) to speed up ray intersections.
Links coming soon
Makes the Spotifast music player follow the Caelestia desktop’s color scheme. Whenever the wallpaper, scheme or light/dark mode changes, a Python script maps Caelestia’s Material You colors to a Spotifast palette and the player recolors without interrupting playback. Runs as a Caelestia hook or a systemd path unit.
The site you’re on. Plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript with no framework or build step, a responsive layout and automatic light/dark mode. Versioned with Git and deployed with GitHub Pages.
In progress. More soon.
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Hobbies
Mostly, anyway.
Contact
Want to talk about a project, a problem or anything else? Email me.