Akshay Gujjula

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Write-ups on how and why things are built the way they are.

  1. How we made "mastered" actually mean something in Moneywell Town

    Moneywell Town is a money game for teenagers that won the Work in Fintech AI Summit hackathon. A few small design rules ended up mattering more than anything flashy.

  2. Keeping a window still while your head moves

    Notes from building RayNeo Spatial, which puts Windows monitors in the air around you on RayNeo GT glasses, and the bugs that made it much harder than I thought.

  3. Why StudyCanvas puts answers on a canvas

    I got fed up revising with AI chat, so I built a study app where every answer stays attached to the bit of the PDF it came from. Here's how that idea shaped the code.

  4. The time my AI image detector scored 0.990 and I didn't believe it

    What I learned rebuilding UnDiffused, a Chrome extension that guesses whether an image is AI generated, after finding out the first version was basically flipping a coin.

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How we made "mastered" actually mean something in Moneywell TownWriting
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