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The Pseudo Programming Language
A contest-oriented language with a typed compiler pipeline that lowers a supported subset to C++20.
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Research · Engineer · Open-source builder
Working across software engineering, open source, algorithms, competitive programming, olympiad programming, and machine learning.
- Software engineering
- Open source
- Algorithms
- Competitive programming
- Olympiad programming
- Machine learning
A map of interests
A map of interests, not a depiction of my individual brain or a scientific assessment of my abilities. These analogies do not identify dedicated programming or mathematics centers.
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Simplified left lateral view, with the front on the left. Four cerebral lobes sit above the cerebellum and brainstem. Boundaries are schematic. Use the named controls or read all regions below.
Frontal lobe
- What this region does
- Contributes to decision-making and the control of voluntary movement.
- How this relates to my work
- A metaphor for choosing approaches in algorithms: considering alternatives and deciding what to try.
Sources: Johns Hopkins Medicine · NIMH
3D anatomy: SPL/NAC Brain Atlas · 3D Slicer license. Simplified regional grouping.
Parietal lobe
- What this region does
- Processes bodily sensations, including touch, and helps us understand spatial relationships.
- How this relates to my work
- A metaphor for relationships and constraints in competitive and olympiad programming.
Sources: Johns Hopkins Medicine
3D anatomy: SPL/NAC Brain Atlas · 3D Slicer license. Simplified regional grouping.
Temporal lobe
- What this region does
- Processes sounds and contributes to memory. Its different regions participate in several functions.
- How this relates to my work
- A metaphor for exchanging and retaining knowledge through open source.
Sources: NIMH · Johns Hopkins Medicine
3D anatomy: SPL/NAC Brain Atlas · 3D Slicer license. Simplified regional grouping.
Occipital lobe
- What this region does
- Processes visual information arriving from the eyes.
- How this relates to my work
- A metaphor for representing information in machine learning.
Sources: Johns Hopkins Medicine · NIMH
3D anatomy: SPL/NAC Brain Atlas · 3D Slicer license. Simplified regional grouping.
Cerebellum
- What this region does
- Helps coordinate voluntary movements and maintain posture and balance.
- How this relates to my work
- A metaphor for coordinating interacting parts in software engineering.
Sources: Johns Hopkins Medicine · NIMH
3D anatomy: SPL/NAC Brain Atlas · 3D Slicer license. Simplified regional grouping.
Brainstem
- What this region does
- Connects the brain with the spinal cord. Its structures help regulate essential functions, including breathing and heart rate.
- How this relates to my work
- A metaphor for the foundational systems that support other software.
Sources: Johns Hopkins Medicine · NIMH
3D anatomy: SPL/NAC Brain Atlas · 3D Slicer license. Simplified regional grouping.
3D anatomy: SPL/NAC Brain Atlas · 3D Slicer license. Simplified regional grouping.
About me
Curiosity across the stack, precision in the details.
Hi guys, I work in software engineering, open source, algorithms, competitive and Olympiad programming, and machine learning. And competition is my whole life
More about meSelected projects
Work with room for the engineering story.
Some of my favorite projects so far
2D Physics Engine
An event-based collision simulation with a Go physics core and an interactive browser visualization.
36 commits1,690 source lines
Algorithms
Implementations and notes spanning sorting, graph algorithms, string matching and data structures in Python and C++.
525 commits14,217 source lines
ML Problems
Learning notebooks and a California housing-regression workflow comparing linear regression with a random forest.
7 commits168 source lines
Experience
Technical breadth, backed by evidence.
A two-month internship at an IT company.
Experience and skills- Mathematics, logic, and physics
- First programs
- Building websites
- Learning Python
Contact
A clear way to start a conversation.
A public email channel is available for direct contact.