Rishi Jain

Before the MNIST classifier and the FER2013 classifier there were five Jupyter notebooks, which are homework rather than a project, though the project posts that came after do not make much sense without them sitting underneath. The notebooks are on GitHub, and they are my pass through Daniel Bourke’s Learn...

For my second PyTorch project I wanted something that would push back harder than MNIST, and FER2013 fit the description nicely: 35,887 grayscale 48×48 face crops sorted into seven emotions, the Angry and Disgust and Fear and Happy and Sad and Surprise and Neutral that the dataset insists every face...

My first PyTorch project is a handwritten-digit classifier trained on MNIST, which is about as much of a cliché as a first project can be, though the dataset was never really the point. What I actually wanted was to find out what running ML experiments looks like end to end,...

I entered the HackerRank Orchestrate 2026 hackathon and built a deliberately conservative, RAG-based support triage agent, which finished 298th out of 1,349 contestants. The agent reads an incoming support ticket, retrieves the relevant Markdown docs from the provided corpus, classifies the issue type and product area, and then decides whether...

Every coach tells debaters the same thing, which is to watch more rounds, and the trouble with that advice is that the rounds are scattered across hundreds of YouTube channels, the camp uploads and tournament archives and individual playlists, with no central index and no real way to know in...