Fifty Shades of Ayush
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2 min read
So there’s this guy—Ayush.
He’s got that rare combo of model face, mad brain, and meme timing.
9+ CGPA. College all-rounder. Knows how to debug code and social situations.
If this man were a coding language, he’d be TypeScript—strongly typed, ridiculously clean, and weirdly attractive.
But wait, it gets better…
So one day we’re chilling, talking about capstone projects and what we want to build for our portfolios.
People are like:
- “I want to make a health-tech startup.”
- “I’m building an AI-powered mental health chatbot.”
- “I’m launching a personal finance tracker.”
And Ayush, with the straightest face, goes:
“I want to build an anime recommendation system…
…that suggests high-quality hentais based on user preferences.”
Bro didn’t blink.
Einstein died again.
What makes this man dangerous
He’s actually doing it.
Building a fully responsive, database-backed, user-personalized web app with genre tags, upvote/downvote, and tentacle-aware algorithms.
He’s out here creating the Netflix of degeneracy, but make it full-stack.
Some of y’all are writing “hello world” while this man is out here solving worldly hell.
A few things I’ve learned from Ayush:
- You can be wholesome and unholy at the same time.
- Passion projects hit harder when you really love the domain. (And clearly, he does.)
- Being a 9-pointer doesn’t stop you from being completely unhinged—and we love that.
- True innovation starts with one brave soul asking:
“But what if we recommended based on tags like ‘plot-heavy’?”
You should follow him tbh
Follow Ayush before he drops his SaaS:
“Hentaify: Weeb Desires, Machine Learned.”
I’m telling you, when he makes it big, there’s gonna be a TED Talk titled:
“Using Anime to Understand the Human Condition… and Possibly Ruin It.”