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# Private projects
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## AI - Artificial Intelligence
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In the context of AI, I have not managed to complete a complete project so far. I am currently in an intense learning
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phase, and my private initiatives are more like experimental research facilities. However, I have found that the best
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way to learn new technologies is to set yourself a specific goal. Therefore, I took up the challenge of creating my own
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AI model, focusing on training convolutional neural networks (CNN) for photo classification based on person recognition.
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I believe that a single AI model may not be sufficient, so at the face detection stage I use the opencv library and the
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haar cascade mechanism. Later, I plan to use tensorflow and keras to train the CNN more thoroughly.
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In terms of user interface, I am also exploring Compose Multiplatform, a modern tool that allows you to create UI that
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works on multiple platforms, which is part of my process of learning interface design.
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## Android & Kotlin multiplatform libraries in Maven Repo.
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As part of learning how to create my own libraries and tools for developers, I developed a few small libraries that I
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made available in Maven, a repository popular among programmers. Obviously, these libraries won't change the world, but
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their main goal was to expand my knowledge about the possibilities of creating open-source tools that support the
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programming process.
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### Unbound Drag & Drop
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[Unbound Drag & Drop](https://github.com/AdrianKuta/Unbound-Drag-Drop)
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[](https://central.sonatype.com/artifact/dev.adriankuta/unbound-drag-drop)
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[](https://github.com/AdrianKuta/Unbound-Drag-Drop/blob/master/LICENSE)
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[Unbound Drag & Drop.webm](https://github.com/AdrianKuta/Unbound-Drag-Drop/assets/46381935/73cc7ac8-aaf0-4dd7-b506-0745b1122222)
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Unbound Drag & Drop is a versatile and user-friendly feature designed to enhance your Android
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applications by enabling drag and drop functionality across multiple RecyclerViews. Unlike the
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default behavior, which restricts drag and drop actions within a single RecyclerView, Unbound Drag &
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Drop allows users to seamlessly move items between different RecyclerViews, providing a more
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flexible and intuitive user experience.
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#### Features
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- **Multi-RecyclerView Drag and Drop**: Easily drag and drop items between multiple RecyclerViews.
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- **Customizable and Extensible**: Adapt the feature to fit your specific needs with customizable
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options and extensible components.
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- **Smooth and Intuitive User Experience**: Enhance the interactivity of your app with a
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user-friendly drag and drop interface.
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- **Easy Integration**: Quickly integrate Unbound Drag & Drop into your existing Android projects
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with minimal setup.
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### Multilevel Expandable RecyclerView
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[](https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.github.adriankuta/expandable-recyclerView)
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[](https://github.com/AdrianKuta/Expandable-RecyclerView/blob/master/LICENSE)
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[](https://github.com/AdrianKuta/Expandable-RecyclerView/actions/workflows/publish.yml)
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With this adapter you can add expand feature to regular RecyclerView.
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All objects are store in [Tree (Data structure)](https://github.com/AdrianKuta/Tree-Data-Structure), so adapter can
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create multilevel expandable groups.
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Under the hood, the tree is flattened to simple list, so from RecyclerView's point of view it can operate as usual.
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## NAS Server
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Having my own NAS server is not just a hobby, but an opportunity to delve into the fascinating world of technology. In
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my spare moments, I dedicate time to exploring its capabilities, which translates into countless hours of fun and
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learning. My journey with the NAS started quite innocently but quickly evolved into something much bigger. Currently, my
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server acts as a hosting platform, running several websites, including the one you are reading this post on.
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I also use it as a testing environment, invaluable while learning React or Nest for the backend. What once seemed like a
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mere hobby has now allowed me to gain extensive knowledge in managing multiple Docker containers, facilitating their
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communication, and creating my solutions. This process also made me realize how crucial it is to ensure network
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security - both private and public.
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Over time, my interest in network security has grown to proportions that sometimes seem excessive to me. The network
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architecture in my home, with routers, switches, and VPNs, could be compared to the network infrastructure of some
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companies I've had the chance to work for. I sometimes laugh that my home network is more complex than some professional
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installations. However, this reflects the depth of my engagement in a hobby that has become a true passion and a source
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of valuable skills. |