My birthday is October 3rd, 2005 (19 years old) and I've been programming since around 2017, being mostly self-taught. I'm a college student majoring in Statistics with a minor in CS.

My first language was python, which is still my main language, but I've used and still use a lot of other languages such as: C# (mostly on osu), JS/TS (with HTML & CSS), SQL, C, and Rust. Honorable mentions: Lua (2 years with roblox), Java (1 year for AP CS).

My language of preference depends on the project and how I feel, but generally:

• I use python on large projects such as websites
• I use python or rust on small programs/projects
• I use rust or c for programs that require high-performance
• js/ts, html, css, and sql are mostly used in web projects

My favorites are definitely python and rust; python for the flexibility and easy-use, and rust for just being an awesome language.

I usually just work on whatever I feel like and I like learning new things with each project.

Some notable repositories:

• otdb, a tournament database website with tournament, mappool, and user data displayed neatly with search/sort/filter functionality: https://otdb.sheppsu.me
• osu.py, a Python api wrapper for osu! api v2.
• oct-site, a site for a tournament I host called Offline Chat Tournament: https://oct.sheppsu.me
• discord-ext-listening, voice receive extension for discord.py built on multiprocessing and designed to be flexible.
• Offline chat bot, a Python twitch bot that runs in a few offline chats.
• Offline chat bot site, the site for offline chat bot. Has docs and other fun stuff.
• sdvx_memory_reader, C library for reading memory of sdvx exceed gear to get certain data. I also made sdvx_rich_presence which builds off of the memory reading library to implement a discord rich presence.
• beatmap_reader, a Python library for reading beatmaps that's working but not complete.
• osu_diff_calc, a Python library for calculating difficulty and performance point values of a beatmap.
• AMQ-7TV-Chat, a tapermonkey script that adds 7TV emotes to AMQ chat.
• osu-score-tracker, Python programs for tracking scores and displaying them in website format (essentially a fresh profile of sorts).
• I have some other random minor projects I worked on you can just scroll through my repositories.

Discord server for discussion/information about projects n stuff: https://discord.gg/uVmrN9zQ99

I also play a lot of osu! - https://osu.ppy.sh/users/14895608 - as well as other rhythm games like sound voltex (not as often tho).