VegaHed
A personal “Punk Record”: paste any link and it scrapes the metadata and files it away under an AI-picked category.
You can also call me Anh Khoa, my Vietnamese name, pronounced /aŋ̟h kʷɔːǎ/. Whatever’s easier for you.
A random nerd who loves doing new things and learning whatever comes his way. I’m always trying to improve and stay open to new opportunities. Coding, science, geography, or cooking are all good topics to start a conversation with me. Or ask me to play chess, volleyball, or pretty much any sport, that’s a great icebreaker too.
A mix of hackathon sprints, challenge builds, and side projects, mostly AI/ML and full-stack web.
A personal “Punk Record”: paste any link and it scrapes the metadata and files it away under an AI-picked category.
An agent that reasons its way through a dark cave from nothing but stench and breeze, finds the gold, and gets back out alive. No learning, pure rule-based inference.
A two-stage XLM-RoBERTa fine-tune that spots AI-written reviews, reaching 0.9511 Kaggle AUROC against a 0.7823 baseline.
A SPA where builders upload, tag, and share markdown skill files for AI agents like Claude Code, with auth, versioning, and a public registry to browse.
A dual-block LSTM that improvises solo jazz piano from REMI-tokenised MIDI, trained on the PiJAMA dataset.
Helps students discover and join nearby study sessions on a live map, because studying alone is overrated.
An Eventbrite for Adelaide Uni: one place to find, publish and book the events that are otherwise scattered across Instagram and faculty sites.
The site you're on: a Hugo build with hand-written layouts, rebuilt from a theme into its own design system.
Working in the Streamline team to develop a dynamic pricing service.
Simulated copolymerization reactions to compute reactivity ratios and identify candidate compounds for solid-state batteries, helping design the systems and running them on an HPC cluster.
Undergraduate, focused on AI/ML and software engineering.
Selected for the school and provincial chemistry training teams.
Probably out for a run, mixing footage for a friend’s project, or wiring up mics for VietFest, where I volunteer as Media Leader, keeping Vietnamese culture visible for the community in Adelaide. Chemistry was my first love back in high school, when I earned a spot on the provincial training team, and I still don’t miss a League of Legends World Championship. Volleyball’s where I unwind on weekends. This description might be a little out of date. I’m probably off trying something new right as you’re reading this.
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