Stuyvesant High School graduate. UATX alumni. Computer Science at Harvard College. Dropped out. Focused on doing the hardest thing at any given moment. Burn the bridges, sink the ships.
Building a startup to prevent web scrapping
Worked on modeling the transition from unicellularity to multicellularity in biological evolution, focusing on mechanisms like clustering, information sharing, and cooperation, and tests the model's robustness to noise in fitness optimization.
Built an write-optimized LSM Tree database from scratch in C++
A website that provides financial incentives for users to ask and answer Web3 development-related questions.
App that allows restaurants to build loyalty with customers through transferable NFT loyalty cards
App for DAO admins to solve the free-rider problem within their organizations by engaging with all members.
App designed to help Harvard students eat together and check the menu
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Social media app where users can only send 15 second voice messages
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Frontend for site that aggregates products from local sellers and connects them to local buyers
C++ data fabric simulator to make it easier to identify network issues like bottlenecks
Website where students can get directions between classrooms and map out directions for their entire class schedule (i.e. GPS for Stuyvesant High School)
Website that aggregates information (contact information, news, and sentiment) for political representatives in a zip code and allows users to follow their representatives
CRUD (create, read, update, and delete) database in C
Graphics engine capable of creating certain meshes on objects (i.e. surface of 3D object) as well as 3D shapes like cones and spheres
Pac-man but Pac-man grows by one (like Snake) after eating a ghost
Guest Post on Counting Stuff (2/2)
Guest Post on Counting Stuff (1/2)
Repeatable business success
Just writing.
Why don't we maximize risk?
Developer, September 2023 - December 2023
Contractor, May 2023 -
Open-source Software Developer, May 2023 - December 2023
Freelance Developer (Remote), February 2022 - May 2022
Software Development Engineer I Intern (Remote), May 2021 - July 2021
Software Development Engineer I Intern (Remote), June 2020 - August 2020
Python, Flask, Django, Typescript, Javascript, Node.js, Express, React, Mocha, Chai, Sinon, Java, Spring Framework, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, HTML, and CSS
React Native, SwiftUI, and Swift
MongoDB, MySQL, and GraphQL
Docker, Localstack, Firebase, Google Cloud, Twilio, JSON Web Tokens, Stripe, and Amazon Web Services
Figma and Adobe Suite
HBS Online CORe Credential of Readiness
A very magical book. Fantastical.
The importance of the individual + mind. Capitalism. Value creation as a means of life creation. Physical manifestations of creativity that generate value for others. Life is necessarily harder than death.
Be an artist. Self. Understand the waves and harmony of the universe.
Surge and then surge some more.
Fear pales in the face of death.
Take a step back. See the bigger picture. Everything is connected. Systems run the world.
Market of 1.
Global system of capitalism and democracy. Individualism/Free play + capitalism = powerful blend.
It's always a mental game.
Basically how I see meaning in life. Quotes to live by. There is only one thing that I dread: not to be worthy of my sufferings. The way in which a man accepts his fate and all the suffering it entails ... gives him ample oppurtunity ... to add a deeper meaning to his life. He who has a why to live for can bear with almost any how. Responsibleness the very essence of human existence. Live my thoughts instead of putting them on paper. Doesn't the final meaning of life, too, reveal itself, if at all, only at its end, on the verge of death. A man who removes each successive leaf from his calendar and files it neatly and carefully away.
Outside looking in. Inside looking out. Political statement about religion. Weird component about religion at the end. Grokking. Age does not bring wisdom but it does give perspective.
Empathy. Venice and Athen intellectual environments. Address the confidence crisis. Enhance the productivity curve.
The illusion of a perfect leader. Necessity to consider what is needed in the context of the time
Wartime vs peace time founder. The importance of the team, product, market, timing, and founder. Dealing with the invisible challenges (including emotional and psychological).
Push and Pull of Being Different and Excluded
Data, Data, Data. Iterate, Iterate, Iterate.
Bring love into your work and truly love the people you work with.
Biked through all five boroughs of New York City. 40 miles. Zooming through the streets of NYC.
Ran my first half-marathon. The first of many. Gotta get faster first.
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