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egelja/README.md

Hi there 👋, I'm Nikola!

I'm a fourth year Computer Science student at Northwestern University, currently working on Quantum Systems research at the PARAG@N Lab.

I once used a BitBucket account previously, some of my older projects can be found there. Feel free to take a look at them.

My most popular project is a Lorem Ipsum generator for VSCode, which has Visual Studio Marketplace Installs downloads. Its repository can be found here.

If you would like to contact me, open an issue on my personal repo.

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  1. northwesternfintech/raccoon northwesternfintech/raccoon Public

    NUFT's In-House Orderbook Solution - Redistributing Orderbooks with Redis.

    C++ 3 1

  2. self-balancing-robot self-balancing-robot Public

    A self-balancing robot, using an Arduino microncontroller and a MPU6050 gyroscope, with PID tuning for the output.

    C++

  3. vscode-lorem-ipsum vscode-lorem-ipsum Public

    Lorem Ipsum generator for vscode.

    TypeScript

  4. vgd-2021 vgd-2021 Public

    Projects from my Intro to Video Game Design class.

    C#

  5. RandCircleAreaCalculator RandCircleAreaCalculator Public archive

    A Monte Carlo calculator for pi. I think I wrote this when I was 12.

    C++