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Building with intent.Exploring withcuriosity.

I’m Hrishav. This is my little corner of the internet — a collection of things I’ve built, ideas I’m exploring, and what comes next.

FIG. 01 A study in possibility

A quieter corner of the internet.

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A few things I’ve built.

From everyday tools to the systems underneath them. Different problems, connected by curiosity.

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AI & education · Collaborative project

BisonAdvisor

Making the next step a little clearer. An undergraduate advising assistant built with a team to help Howard University students explore their course questions through conversation.

  • Python
  • Streamlit
  • OpenAI
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Systems & algorithms

Scheduling Simulator

A closer look at how work gets done. Exploring CPU scheduling through First Come First Serve, Priority, Shortest Job First, and Round Robin algorithms.

  • C
  • CPU scheduling
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Everyday tools

Notes App

A small web project around a familiar idea: giving notes a place to live. Built with JavaScript and React.

  • JavaScript
  • React
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A selection, not the whole story.

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Room for thought.

A place for the ideas that don’t fit in a commit message.

Some ideas need a little more room.

Nothing published yet. This is where future notes on building, learning, and figuring things out will live.

A blank page, for now

A person behind
the projects.

I’m Hrishav Sapkota. I build software and explore ideas through code.

My public projects range from a collaborative advising assistant for Howard students to web apps and simulators written in C. This space brings those different threads together.

Not everything needs to be a finished answer. Sometimes a project is simply a good way to ask a better question.

Built with care. Always a work in progress.

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Follow the curiosity.

There’s more code, more experiments, and more to come. Take a look around, or start a conversation on GitHub.

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