THE INTELLIGENCE QUESTION
AI &
machine learning
How do useful AI systems work, how should they handle failure, and what makes an output trustworthy?
COMPUTER ENGINEERING · SHIRAZ, IRAN NO. 001
I’m studying computer engineering and following the questions that branch out from it: algorithms, AI, operating systems, open source, music, and how software can be a creative medium.
Current chapter: learning the fundamentals and getting better at finishing small things.
01 / INTEREST CONSTELLATION
These areas keep pulling my attention. They’re a map of what I want to understand, not a list of subjects I claim to have mastered.
THE INTELLIGENCE QUESTION
How do useful AI systems work, how should they handle failure, and what makes an output trustworthy?
THE FOUNDATIONS
Learning to explain why something works, analyze its cost, and connect abstract ideas to working code.
THE MACHINE ROOM
Exploring the layers under everyday software: environments, virtualization, interfaces, and developer tools.
THE CREATIVE CIRCUIT
Music and digital art are hobbies; computational creativity is where those interests meet technology.
01.5 / THE QUESTIONS UNDERNEATH
Collecting questions is easy. Learning enough to answer one carefully is the point.
What happens when a model is uncertain, a service goes offline, or the demonstration meets an inconvenient real-world input?
RELIABILITY / EVALUATION / TOOL DESIGNCan I explain the idea before reaching for an implementation? What changes as the input grows?
REASONING / COMPLEXITY / MATHEMATICSHow do the tools beneath an interface behave, and what makes software easier for another person to run and understand?
LINUX / TOOLING / REPRODUCIBILITYHow might sound, rhythm, color, and interaction become part of the same computational canvas?
MUSIC / VISUAL SYSTEMS / CREATIVE CODE02 / PUBLIC REPOSITORY SHELF
A live index of public repositories, not a wall of self-awarded project medals. Coursework, experiments, archived ideas, and unfinished work may all appear here.
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Open GitHub ↗03 / OFF-SCREEN FREQUENCIES
A computer science profile that pretends the rest of life does not exist is a very efficient way to be boring.
FL Studio, Ableton Live, arrangement, and sound design. Still a hobby, and a good reason to care about how tools feel.
MAKE / LISTEN / REPEATDifferent genres solve different moods. The playlist has no committee and no sensible boundaries.
NO SINGLE GENRE POLICYVisual experiments, expressive interfaces, strong color, and the odd satisfaction of a well-composed screen.
SHAPE / COLOR / CONTRASTOperating systems, virtual machines, and exploring tools by taking them apart carefully.
UNDERSTAND THE LAYERSEND / STILL OPEN
I’m building a foundation one concept and one small experiment at a time. The plan is to keep learning, explain things clearly, and turn more ideas into work that other people can actually inspect.