2025
| Dates | Notes |
|---|---|
| October 4 | AI Agents Hackathon - Creators Corner Our team of three developed an AI agent designed to help users find their purpose using the Ikigai concept. We built the agent using the OpenAI API for dynamic conversations, and integrated Linkup.so as our primary search engine. We also used DataDog for essential website monitoring - Ikigai | Devpost |
| September 28 | The AI Collective - F1 Hackathon: Building the AIC Dream Team - F1 Hackathon: Building the AIC Dream Team · Luma |
| 2 September - 20 December | Coursework @ Stevens 📚📖 |
| September 1-9 | I started learning Jekyll and ended up building this blog. The setup is simple: I write and organize my notes in Obsidian, publish them to GitHub, and the site runs on a Jekyll theme called Just the Docs. |
| August 26-28 | I worked on Kaggle’s infamous Titanic competition. Since I’d never completed a Kaggle competition before, it was a great way to finally get started. |
| Short break | Moved to New York to pursue my Master’s at Stevens Institute of Technology. |
| May 4 - June 29 | I (sort of 🙂) vibe-coded www.eniyirestoranlar.com to learn how to build an online directory. The goal was to highlight high-quality restaurants. It uses the Google Maps Places API for restaurant data — but with a twist: I added a preprocessing step that filters out big chains (like McDonald’s, Starbucks, etc.) and lower-rated spots. This was more of an experimental project to see what vibe-coding a product with Cursor might look like. You can find the code in my GitHub repo. |
| February 17 - March 31 | [Book Study] Hands On Machine Learning with Scikit Learn and TensorFlow, Chapters 1-4 |