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Timagotchi

Created by: Joe
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Updated Project: This project uses a Raspberry pi zero wh And a Waveshare 1.44" LCD HAT to tell you how much time you have left in your classes, check your grades, and more. i have worked on this project for around an hour every day and it has won…

Updated Project: This project uses a Raspberry pi zero wh And a Waveshare 1.44” LCD HAT to tell you how much time you have left in your classes, check your grades, and more. i have worked on this project for around an hour every day and it has won my school’s science fair and it will be judged at regionals on 2-28-26. it is also my MESA NEDC Project. it is designed to be relatively low-profile, and i have designed a 3d-printed case for it. I bring it to school and take notes on what works and what doesn’t and based on that i tweak it in the afternoon. i have around 200 GitHub commits as of February. It is also relatively cheap and works with most US Schedules. Was originally a blueprint project

This project uses AI

Used github copilot, wrote most code myself but used copilot for bugfixing or when i didnt understand how to implement something.

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Joe
Joe shipped Timagotchi
about 2 months ago

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This project uses a Raspberry pi zero wh And a Waveshare 1.44” LCD HAT to tell you how much time you have left in your classes, check your grades, and more. i have worked on this project for around an hour every day and it has won my school’s science fair and it will be judged at regionals on 2-28-26. it is also my MESA NEDC Project. it is designed to be relatively low-profile, and i have designed a 3d-printed case for it. I bring it to school and take notes on what works and what doesn’t and based on that i tweak it in the afternoon. i have around 200 GitHub commits as of February. It is also relatively cheap and works with most US Schedules.