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PahalDesai

@PahalDesai

Joined September 9th, 2026

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I am Pahal. A 16 y/o student who loves hardware and coding. I'm here to enhance my skills.
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@PahalDesai on Tether

Hi Everyone,
This is Tether. It’s a platform where people can share their stories and experiences.

Features

  • user authentication using google and github
  • user can create, read, delete posts
  • like and comment on posts
  • replies on comments

what did I use to create it?

It’s a full stack web app made using vanilla html, css and js. I used Supabase to store posts, likes, comments, users, etc. I used Cloudflare worker to store all the server side logic and API endpoints.

what did I learn?

I learnt a lot about backend, databases and how cloudflare workers work. Also that you can rotate an hr tag an make it a seperator for menu items instead of CSS borders.

  • 6 devlogs
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  • 43 Stardust
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@PahalDesai on Tether

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Devlog 5

Just finnished adding a ton of features. You can now login with github, you can now like, share, comment and follow other authors!
Also, authours can delete their posts
It’s now a propper platform for sharing stories and experiences. I guess it’s ready for a ship!

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@PahalDesai on Tether

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Devlog 4

Completed adding the post system and now it’s a functional site! In the next devlog I’ll likely introduce the account system or the follows, comments and likes feature in the posts.

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@PahalDesai on Weather

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Devlog 1

Hi. this’d be a very small and tiny project. I’m making an aesthetic and minimal looking weather site
I designed the basic layout and made it working using JS. I used open-meteo API for showing the weather.

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@PahalDesai on Tether

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Devlog 3

Today, i made some progress by adding some elements in the main site. It starts looking like a social media platform now :D

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@PahalDesai on Tether

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Hi everyone,
This is Tether - a place where like minds meet.

the basic idea of the project

Tether is a social discovery platform built around shared interests. Instead of connecting with people randomly, Tether helps you discover people, communities, and activities based on the things you actually care about.

Progress

today, after 3 painful hours of building (hackatime doesnt count supabase and cloudflare T_T), i built the login and signup system for the website. It uses supabase, google cloud auth (for continue with googl) and cloudflare worker (so that there are no secrets in the frontend).

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@PahalDesai on KernOS

KernOS

KernOS is an x86 hobby operating system written in C and Assembly. It features a custom shell with commands like help, ver, clear, and neofetch, keyboard input, hardware information detection, a Hangman game, and a custom hand-made boot screen.

What was challenging

The assembly part was very painful. Assembly itself is difficult to understand. after spending a lot of time in assembly and figuring out nothing, I decided to make the kernel in C. It made it much easier. But C was still challenging as it lacked libc. So, the basic functions like printf(), comparison of 2 strings in the if statement, scanf() and all were not available. I had to manually define all of them before using them.

I am proud of

I made the very first version of a custom operating system with minimal use of ai!

what comes in the next ship

In the next ship of this project, I will add features to create/edit/delete files and a custom text editor.

for people testing the project

  1. Download the iso file from the GitHub releases page.
  2. use qemu with the following command - qemu-system-i386 -cdrom KernOS.iso -device isa-debug-exit,iobase=0xf4,iosize=0x04
  • 4 devlogs
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@PahalDesai on KernOS

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Devlog 4

I added a new hangman minigame :party-algae:
and a new custom bootscreen (designed by hand on a touchpad :D) :yay:

This makes kernos ready for the first ship!!

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@PahalDesai on What do I make for dinner?

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Hi. Today, i added 2 more features - a daily dinner planner and a reminder. This adds 2 more QoL for the Frictionless misson. It was not that hard to make this time as i knew the documentation and how to implement it. Previously, i didn’t know what to do and spent hours figuring out how to use api and all in js.

3 QoL Improvements

  • automatic dinner sugestion - when you don’t know what yo make, you can get quick suggestions with recipes.
  • Daily Dinner planner - you can now plan dinner for a whole week!
  • Notifications - notifies what you have to make today so that you don’t forget!
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@PahalDesai on KernOS

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DEVLOG 3

I finally learnt the proper way to write devlogs :D

i added a lot of things:-

  • The logic of commands and outputs
  • Some basic commands like clear, help, ver
  • Neofetch command!! (the beggest one)
  • And an easter egg command

I have had a really terrible experience here as i had to define every single thing. It doesn’t have libc. i had to define basic functions like printf() and it coudn’t even compare 2 strings in the if statement. i had to define the compare 2 strings function T_T.
but now it’s a nice and good looking CLI os kinda thing ig.

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@PahalDesai on What do I make for dinner?

this tool solves a major problem in every household in the world - “what do I make for dinner?”
to fix this I have made a tool that asks you a few questions and according to your answers, it generates recommendations.
you can also see the recipes of the items it suggests at a single place. You can also ask the ai to suggest you recipes based on the ingredients you have at home. You can also ask the ai to suggest you recipes based on the type of cuisine you want to try.

What I am proud of:-
I used API for the first time in JavaScript (as I usually use it in my python projects).

I have also made a dedicated tutorial page for dummies too :)

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@PahalDesai on What do I make for dinner?

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This is an ai based dinner suggestion website. It suggest you what to make for dinner. you only have to answer some question about the type of dinner you want. It requires an api key tho.
Today, I have made the basic layout of the page, the tutorial (where they show you how to get an api key) and the page where they ask you your api key to continue to use the project.

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@PahalDesai on KernOS

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I tried moving to the kernel section. I spent some time programming the kernel in assembly. it was really painful… really…. really…. really…. painful 💔. So i shifted to a kernel written in C. It really made the task much easier than to code in assembly (precisely x86 32 bit protected mode NASM assembly 🥴).
I wrote the kernel hello world kinda test program in C (the one used in kernel, da real c is way easier).
Also, i used GRUB as the bootloader!

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@PahalDesai on My own New Tab!

This is a custom new tab page that looks like a newspaper. through this i learnt some really cool tricks of using css flexbox and grid to create a newspaper layout.
i also learnt how to use pseudo-elements and pseudo-classes to create a more vintage look.
it shows only 2 hours but it took me about 3-4 hours to learn about the CSS layout tools like flexbox and grid

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