Yo, what's up, world? I'm Krishna (aka EmperorNumerius), a wild ride of a developer who turns coffee into code, chaos into creativity, and bugs into features. If you're here, you're probably lost in the matrix of my repos – welcome! Buckle up, buttercup, because this README is about to go off the rails like a rocket-powered rollercoaster. 🚀💥

I'm a self-proclaimed "digital alchemist" who specializes in turning wild ideas into reality. My brain runs on:

• Next.js & React: Because static sites are for peasants. Dynamic, interactive, and insanely cool.
• TypeScript: Type safety? Nah, it's about making code that doesn't crash harder than my social life.
• Astro: Building fast websites that look like they were designed by aliens (in a good way).
• Python: The snake that slays. From calculators to crawlers, I make it hiss with power.
• 3D Printing & Hardware: Building printers and calculators because why stop at software?

My motto: "Code hard, debug harder, deploy hardest." I'm chaotic, creative, and always down for a good hackathon or late-night coding sesh. If you're into open-source mayhem, let's collab! 💻🤝

• Full-Stack Wizardry: React, Next.js, Astro – making web apps that pop like fireworks.
• TypeScript Sorcerer: Typed code that's bulletproof... mostly.
• Python Maestro: Scripting, automation, AI experiments – the language of the future.
• 3D Design & Printing: Fusion 360, OpenSCAD, and turning plastic into magic.
• Hardware Hacking: Switches, motors, and making mechanical marvels.
• Open-Source Obsession: Contributing to projects like Hack Club's Forge because sharing is caring (and fun).
• Chaos Engineering: Breaking things to make them better. Or just for fun. 😈

Dive into my world of wild experiments! I've tweaked the languages a bit because why stick to boring stats when we can make it ✨epic✨. Here's the chaos:

Open Source 3D Printer – Because who needs store-bought when you can build your own universe?
Languages: Next.js (73.9%), React (16.6%), TypeScript (6.3%), Astro (3.2%)
Contributed to this beast! Printing dreams one layer at a time. Expect explosions of creativity and maybe a melted printer or two.

My Digital Den – A portal to my mind, built with flair.
Languages: Next.js (69.8%), React (20.5%), TypeScript (8.7%), Astro (1%)
This is where the magic happens. Blogs, projects, and random rants. Updated with the latest chaos.

Time-Tracking Extension – Know how much time you waste... I mean, spend on sites!
Languages: Next.js (65.9%), React (17.6%), Astro (16.5%)
Browser extension that tracks your digital life. Because productivity is overrated.

4-Axis 3D Printer – Printing in 4D? Nah, just extra axes for maximum destruction.
Languages: Next.js, React, TypeScript, Astro
Building a printer that can print itself. Inception-level hardware.

Cherry MX Switch Calculator – Because buttons should be satisfying.
Languages: Python (100%)
A tactile calculator that clicks. Changed from C because Python is cooler – no semicolons, just vibes.

Wikipedia-Powered Search Engine – The Nexus of All Knowledge!!!
Languages: Next.js (71%), React (21.1%), TypeScript (5.2%), Astro (2.7%)
Search the universe. Powered by the free encyclopedia. Expect rabbit holes.

Winter Wonderland – Holiday hacks and festive fun.
Languages: Next.js (100%)
Seasonal chaos in code form. Snowflakes, lights, and bugs.

• I once debugged a program by yelling at it. It worked.
• My favorite error: "SyntaxError: Unexpected token 'life'" – because adulting is hard.
• I collect vintage keyboards and turn them into art (or calculators).
• Always up for a challenge: "Can you code a website in 5 minutes?" Yes, and it'll be chaotic.

• GitHub: You're here! Star my repos if they slay.
• Email: Drop a line at kmeda0509@gmail.com
• LinkedIn/Twitter/Whatever: Coming soon in the chaos.

If this README made you laugh, confused you, or inspired you – mission accomplished! Fork, star, contribute, or just say hi. Let's make the internet a weirder place. 🌍🤪

Disclaimer: This README is brought to you by caffeine, chaos, and questionable life choices. Not responsible for any existential crises induced by my code.