Husseins Wissenschaft Blog
Moin Guten Tag! Ich bin Student in Informatik und KI, mit Geographie als Nebenfach. Ich interessiere mich auch in Software Defined Radio und allgemeine Funktechnik, 5G, und embedded Systems.
Meine Studien im Bereich der Geographie konzentrieren sich auf den globalen Urbanismus in digitalen und physischen Räumen und darauf, wie diese wiederum Politiken und Narrative formen. Ich untersuche gerne die Unterschiede in der Mensch-Computer-Interaktion zwischen verschiedenen Regionen.
Recent Posts
Attempting to Write a Flight Simulator, Part I
September 01, 2026
For a fun project to do in my free time, I decided to write an arcade-style flight simulator in Python...
It is Difficult To Be a Good Software Developer
August 28, 2026
An intrinsic thirst for knowledge and excellence is a prerequisite for high-quality work. With the acceptance of AI coding tools, new developers, including myself, will struggle to keep a real passion of understanding and developing software.
Is it possible to get accurate GPS readings using only an SDR receiver?
February 22, 2026
The answer is no, not without a transmitter. Luckily, there are no shortage of transmitters flying all around that can help us, using a format and frequency that we can capture with a simple SDR receiver.
Preliminary Thoughts on Data Complexity
January 28, 2026
Since I first learned about neural networks, what struck me was whether there exists a sort of cutoff between the efficacy of using a full-fledged NN over classical machine learning methods and vice-versa. One might argue that it depends on how the data is used; an LLM may not be needed to analyze whether a text has positive, negative, or neutral sentiment. Perhaps clustering would be sufficient for this task. But is there an equation or function that determines, even loosely, whether a certain dataset requires a neural network for accurate analysis, or whether simpler machine learning methods would suffice for little to no loss in accuracy?