Metropolis - My Personal Portfolio

I made this project for Stardance

What it has in it

It includes a lot about me
i.e.

• Hero Banner with name and a short single-sentence summary

• Quotes (3 to be exact. 1 is an ayah from the Holy Qur’an, the other two are just quotes.)

• About Me section (pretty much has the same as the hero banner maybe even less lol)

• The tech stack and tools I use (e.g. HTML5, etc…)

• Featured projects

• Hobbies and interests

• Contact info

• My hardware and software setup

• A very responsive layout

Tech Stack

• HTML5
• CSS3
• JavaScript
• Google Fonts (for Google Sans and Noto Sans Arabic)
• TailwindCSS CDN

Project Structure

index.html

The main landing page of Metropolis.

style.css

The main stylesheet of index.html

main.js

The main script file of index.html

uses/

The folder containing the index.html for the uses page.

uses/index.html

The index.html for the uses page

img/

The images folder.

Preview

You can visit the site at metropolis.cyberslayercorpz.dev

Conclusion

I don’t know why I added this but let this sit here!
Btw this page is really cool, but not as cool as you ;)

:D

Metropolis - My Personal Portfolio

I made this project for Stardance

What it has in it

It includes a lot about me
i.e.

• Hero Banner with name and a short single-sentence summary

• Quotes (3 to be exact. 1 is an ayah from the Holy Qur’an, the other two are just quotes.)

• About Me section (pretty much has the same as the hero banner maybe even less lol)

• The tech stack and tools I use (e.g. HTML5, etc…)

• Featured projects

• Hobbies and interests

• Contact info

• My hardware and software setup

• A very responsive layout

Tech Stack

• HTML5
• CSS3
• JavaScript
• Google Fonts (for Google Sans and Noto Sans Arabic)
• TailwindCSS CDN

Project Structure

index.html

The main landing page of Metropolis.

style.css

The main stylesheet of index.html

main.js

The main script file of index.html

uses/

The folder containing the index.html for the uses page.

uses/index.html

The index.html for the uses page

img/

The images folder.

Preview

You can visit the site at metropolis.cyberslayercorpz.dev

Conclusion

I don’t know why I added this but let this sit here!
Btw this page is really cool, but not as cool as you ;)

:D

DQM (Deterministic Query Model)

A lightweight, trie-based lookup engine that traverses pre-built JSON “brains”.

What is DQM?

Instead of using power and resource-hungry, slow LLMs, We can now clear doubts using this lookup engine that walks through a pre-built “brain” (.tqm format).

Try it out: Official Page

Overview

Why does DQM exist?

You may ask, why does DQM exist? The short answer is, accuracy and speed. I was tired of seeing people using AI for the most trivial things — “How hot is the sun? How deep is the sea?”, these are in fact very simple questions and there should’ve been a better alternative. Sure, search engines exist for a reason but many people have stopped using them and moved over to AI — Search engines themselves are starting to implement AI heavily into them. I was tired of it providing wrong answers and making-up stuff that are simply – not real. So now, we have DQM.

Our guarantees

We guarantee zero-hallucinations, fully predictable, and absolute offline capability. But any community-made brains are not guarenteed these qualities — as they will turn out to be the brain developers’ fault.

How it works

• Step 1 — Normalisation: Lowercases, expands slang/contractions, removes repeated characters that serve no purpose, strips punctuation, and normalises delimiters.
• Step 2 — Trie Traversal: Splits the normalised queries into tokens and walks through the dictionary nodes.
• Step 3 — Resolution: Returns the string leaf, picks randomly if the leaf is an array, or throws clear status messages (Path not found... or Incomplete query...)

The .tqm brain schema

Nothing fancy, just good ole JSON

Example:

{
  "brain_id": "custom_core",
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "author": "John Doe",
  "info": "Rocket science, quantum physics, etc...",
  "description": "Custom brain for Rocket Science and Quantum Physics",
  "licence": "CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0",
  "compatibility": ">=2.1.0",
  "routes": {...}
}

• CLI Commands:
  Interactive brain selector on startup, cls/clear clears the screen, and exit/quit to quit.

Well, after HOURS of learning and building, here it is: slayerOS is now officially live! So slayerOS is a web-based OS like environment and it has a “slay” menu, a taskbar, a notes app that saves to localStorage, a calculator app that works, and an F1 hub app that shows you live formula 1 race results! that’s almost it but i learnt a LOT on my way!