Computer Scientist • Activist • Author • Micronationalist
Jack of all trades, trying to be the best version of me.
Currently developing a machine learning model aimed at predicting whether a film is likely to achieve critical success based on its script and transcript. This work reflects my broader interest in the intersection of computational methods, natural language processing, and creative industries.
As a proud veteran of the Anti-Fascist Revolution of July 2024 in Bangladesh, I remain committed to the principles of justice and civic responsibility. My activism has shaped my perspective on leadership, resilience, and the power of collective action.
Writing is one of my most enduring passions. In my free time, I explore diverse themes through prose and essays, some of which are published on my blog at Medium. My writing reflects both personal insight and broader social commentary.
I am also an active member of the micronationalist community, contributing to the ongoing discourse on alternative governance, sovereignty, and identity. More about my work and affiliations in this sphere can be found on my Micronations Wiki profile.
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