SCIENCE · SIMULATION · LINUX

Building tools that make complex things visible — simulations, infographics, science brought to life on a screen.

Talal Habib · Wah Cantt, Pakistan

01About

Second-year college student, biology background, self-taught in Linux and how computers actually work. I started because I wanted to understand things — and stayed because building something that actually runs is more satisfying than I expected. Most of what I know I learned by breaking something first.

02What I'm working toward

Simulations and visual tools for science — the kind that let you see a process instead of just read about it. Mitosis, chemical reactions, physics models — anything where a moving diagram teaches better than a static page. Eventually, tools that run on my own hardware, offline, on demand.

Mitosis Chemical reactions Physics models Offline tools
03Currently learning
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    Linux — self-hosting, terminal navigation, server basics
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    How to run things on my own hardware without depending on anyone else

Get in touch

Open to collaboration, feedback, or just a conversation.

[email protected]