Hi, I'm Darian, a math, and computer science enthusiast (and a little bit of music). I am enrolled in Amplus Academy as a Junior (11th) in high school. I have worked on a few small projects on before where you can see here, though the big ones are below.
This certification is from Onshape. This course taught me how to use Onshape to make complex assemblies and how to use the different tools in Onshape to make my designs more efficient.
This certification is from Onshape. This course taught me how to use Onshape to make basic designs and how to use the different tools in Onshape to make my designs more efficient.
This certification is from BYU and the way I obtained this is by showing creativity and a strive to go back and refine my previous projects.
This certificiation allows me to handle food. This is useful for me as, as of now I am in a few club in the school I go to and this card allows me to handle food (e.g. selling it).
finished
This is one of my project I made for BYU and it is one of my favorites. It is a map made in Desmos which is heavily inspired by Greek Mythology and Epic the Musical. It has a lot of moving parts (literally) and was a blast to work on.
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finished
This was a group project that I did with a few friends in my Latin class. I did the 3d-modeling part of this project which you can see in the picture all over the place, from boats to the tenements.
Team Members: A.B., Maximilan F., M.K., Rianne Olivarez
Temporary Hiatus
This silly software from a sophomore is written in Typescript and React. It is an app in Canva that makes a bulk Canva Design. Its a lightweight and easy to use program that is avaible for everyone! Currently in a temporary hiatus, as it is finished, although I am younger then the age of 18 so it cannot be put on the Canva Store (however you can get the compiled code for it in the bar above)
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Overall math has been an important part of my life since 7th grade. Back when I was younger (6th grade and before) I hated math like everyone else, but that changed when my 7th grade teacher reccomended me to do IXL which made me fall in love with the subject. Ever since I have been a math-a-addict and can not stop doing it. Two of my favorite subjects in math are Number Theory and Complex Analysis which I would argue are two of the most beautiful parts of mathematics.
Python is one of my favorite languages to use. I have used it for a lot of projects and it is one of the languages I am most comfortable with. I have used it for a lot of projects and I am always looking for new ways to use it. This language also helps me learn DSA (e.g. binary search) and its the most used language I use for LeetCode.
Latin is one of my favorite (non computational) languages I've learned. It is arguably one of the more complex languages I've learned sytatically (definitely more complex Python). Although Latin is a bit of a challenge it is fun to learn the language and the culture behind it. Also fun fact about Latin: most languages come from it, which means learning Latin allows me to understand other Romance languages which sometimes comes in handy.
A unix based system is a LOT of fun to mess around with, especially when I was younger and first touched the command line, it was almost a magical experience. I mainly use ZSH for file management and sometimes when I'm bored a little bit of (ethical) Pen testing. I often start messing around with my OS sometimes running dangerous commands in a docker containers running some random linux distro (e.g. sudo rm -rf / --no-preserve-root).
Golang is by far the best language I've ever worked with. I've learned how to use Go in my health "smart goal" project, via making a bunch of little data structures (such as linked lists) right over here. This project was a lot of fun to work with, especially when reading the error logs and seeing my code "panicked" made me chuckle.
I love Webscraping. From trolling my friends, to mass collection of data, scraping the web has no bounds. Webscraping has a special place in my heart because its what really got me into computer science, and really made me want to learn this topic. Webscraping took me from a person who only liked math, to now a person who likes math AND computer science. I've made basic script such as this which could potentially allow someone to bypass a little company called cloudflare with a little help from a little library called pydoll, but thats besides the point. But overall, scraping the web has a special place in my heart and I wouldn't even have a website or probably even know what an API is without it!