Hi, I’m Yehya Younes—a developer who believes that code is most powerful when it makes life better for real people. I pair a solid foundation in computer‑science fundamentals with an insatiable curiosity for emerging tech, from clean‑architecture best practices to cutting‑edge machine‑learning research. Whether I’m contributing to open‑source projects, refining Linux kernel modules, or mentoring budding programmers in my community, my goal stays the same: turn well‑engineered ideas into practical tools that solve everyday problems in Lebanon and beyond. Outside the terminal you’ll find me refining speeches, exploring philosophy, and championing collaborative learning—because growth, like great software, is always a team effort.
"Level up daily—write code that works today, learn something that unlocks tomorrow, and leave every place—and person—you touch a little better than you found them."
Yehya Younes
I built a full end-to-end computer vision system that recognizes six common fruits—apple, banana, grape, orange, pineapple, and watermelon—in real time. The project combines a carefully curated dataset (custom-labeled images split into train/validation sets) with YOLOv8‑s, the latest iteration of the “You Only Look Once” family. After 20 epochs on 500 × 500‑pixel inputs, the model reached a mean Average Precision of 65.6 % on watermelon and 54 % overall</strong>, while maintaining inference speeds fast enough for edge devices.
