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spig95/README.md

About me 🖖

class SoftwareEngineer(Human):
    def __init__(self, name, expertise, hobbies, coding_skills):
        super(SoftwareEngineer, self).__init__(name, expertise, hobbies)
        assert isinstance(coding_skills, list) and len(coding_skills) > 0
        self.coding_skills = coding_skills

    def react_to_non_working_code(self):
        print("Strange, it works on my machine!")


myself = SoftwareEngineer(
    name="Nicola",
    expertise=[
        "Machine learning",
        "Reinforcement learning"
        "Data science",
        "DevOps, MLOps, CI/CD, agile",
    ],
    hobbies=[
        "Table tennis",
        "Diabolo juggling",
        "Reading",
        "Beach volley",
    ],
    coding_skills=[
        "Python",
        "C#",
        "HTML, CSS, JS",
        "C++",
        "SQL",
    ]
)

Projects

Here you can find a list of some of the projects I have worked on (the ones that I could publish on Github).

Year Repo About
2023 Scrapsters Mobile app to reward for sustainable shopping. Winner of the Migros challenge at Hackzurich 2023.
2023 PizzaVsCats You have five cards in your hand; each one could represent anything. Which one is the best!?
2022 NoClip An experimental game in which you "noclip" the environment to solve puzzles.
2022 Review tracker Django project to scrape online reviews and show the average evolution over time.
2020 Riocontra translator A useful translator if you happen to meet the 'uncle-of-the-road' in the streets of Milan.
2019 Stochastic Modeling of Pollutant Transport in Aquifers We modeled groundwater particles trajectories as a random-motion and computed their probability of polluting a well. We compared different Montecarlo techniques with a deterministic approach based on PDEs.
2018 Street Detection from Aerial Imagery Given a satellite image of a city, we trained a convolutional neural network (CNN) to identify and highlight streets.

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  1. riocontra-translator riocontra-translator Public

    A useful translator if you happen to meet the 'uncle-of-the-road' in the streets of Milan.

    HTML 4

  2. review-tracker review-tracker Public

    A Django project to scrape reviews and show the average evolution over time.

    Python 1

  3. Project_Stochastic Project_Stochastic Public

    We modeled groundwater particles trajectories as a random-motion and computed their probability of polluting a well. We compared different Montecarlo techniques with a deterministic approach based …

    Jupyter Notebook

  4. latex-and-actions-example latex-and-actions-example Public

    A minimal example of a Latex document, with a GitHub action to build the PDF automatically when the main branch is updated.

    TeX 1

  5. VDP-noclip/noclip VDP-noclip/noclip Public

    NOCLIP is an experimental game in which you “noclip” the environment to solve puzzles.

    C# 3 1

  6. pizza_vs_cats pizza_vs_cats Public

    You have five cards in your hand; each one could represent anything. Which one is the best!?

    Python