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Research, competitions and things I build in my free time.

01 2025 — Research at CLAN, and in my free time

No Hands

Programming by voice, and how well current AI tools actually handle it.

Can you program without using your hands at all? A few tools say they can do it, so we've been testing how well they actually work, especially for developers with motor impairments.

On the side I'm building a prototype for it: a VS Code extension where you talk and it turns that into code edits and editor commands. Still in progress, repo coming when it's ready.

voice programmingaccessibilityLLM tool useuser studyVS Code
02 Live Side project

vasknu

A daily heads-up on when tomorrow's electricity is cheapest in Denmark.

A free daily heads-up at 13:00 on when tomorrow's electricity is cheapest in Denmark, so you know when to run the washing machine or charge the car.

Delivered by push notification or Discord, with no account needed.

energy pricesnotificationsDiscord vasknu.micho.tech
03 2025 Competition · solo

Danish Championship in AI

My solo attempt at the Danish national AI championship.

DM i AI is usually done in teams; I gave it a go on my own. Three problems: a healthcare RAG pipeline, a reinforcement-learning agent driving a simulated car, and tumour segmentation on medical images.

A lot of it was new to me, so none of the three is quite finished, but everything got submitted. The README has the details.

RAGreinforcement learningcomputer visionHPC github.com/micho911/danish-ai-championship-2025
04 2024 — 2025 Competitions

Energy forecasting

Power and wind forecasting for two energy-trading case competitions.

Nitor Energy Quantitative Trading Case Competition: forecasting models on two years of hourly European power-grid data. Placed 12th of 45 teams.

Incommodities Case Crunch: a LightGBM pipeline forecasting wind-energy yield from spatio-temporal weather data.

time seriesLightGBMforecasting
05 2024 Bachelor project · CLAN

Wikinsert

An entity-aware insertion tool for Wikipedia editors.

My bachelor project, built with CLAN at Aarhus University: an entity-aware insertion tool for Wikipedia editors.

© 2026 Michel Yildirim

Fun fact: I didn't type a single line of this site. A coding agent wrote all of it while I told it what I wanted and what looked off. I still check everything, especially the content, and the code is mine, I just didn't write it by hand. That's how things get built now.