It has been almost a year of silence on this blog.

I’ve once mentioned in my Personal Statement somewhere that I made an accessibility concept for mobile devices (mostly tablets).

Apple’s got an extremely versatile Siri Shortcuts app. Simply put, it’s an app that allows for an ‘if-this-then-that’ workflow that can be triggered by specific actions, such as pressing a button, entering a location, or even at a scheduled time.

Hi Epsomians! Mr Barker recently featured my blog in an assembly, so here’s an article to expand on that.

In the past few weeks I’ve come up with lots of new realisation of the topics thought to us in Maths.

This is a DIY, makeshift binaural microphone. If you wish to understand the reasons for making this and the science behind the scenes, read this post.

Introduction [Easy to read Part 1] A Binaural recording means recording a sound with two microphones for ‘stereo’ sound.

Harmonics – Why Does it Sound Nice? Let’s recap on the harmonic series.

Musical instruments produce sound with standing waves. Standing waves are formed when a continuous wave is sent down a path and becomes reflected.

Recap We’ve covered the basics in Part 1 – how the human mind is not used to dealing with random numbers, how large numbers are used to even out probabilities, and we introduced the normal distribution.

The Improbability Principle This is part one of my takeaways I’ve learnt from the book The Improbability Principle by David J.

These posts are a series of my notes taken from the CS50AI course – Introduction to AI with Python.

Search Problems are a core part of AI. Whenever you intend to compute something, there can be many outcomes, but only a select few are the ones you are looking for.

Gallium nitride, also known as GaN, is a semiconductor material widely used in blue-white LED lights, TV displays, mobile phone screens, Blu-ray players, and more.

Just before summer holidays began, a friend of mine reached out and shared this question with me.

Foreword: This post has been edited under the advice of my Mathematics teacher for better clarity and rigor.