See my Github profile for most of my public software projects.

Recent Projects

• Rustracer (2023): 3D rendering in Rust

• Borrow Newt (2023): Model of Rust borrow checking rules

• TCP/IP (2022): TCP over IP over UDP

• Stew 3000 (2021): An 8-bit breadboard computer

• Teaching Compiler (2021): A project for teaching the basics of compilers

• Pyret Moss (2020): Plagiarism-detection with document fingerprinting, arrr

• Regular Expressions (2020): NFA-based regular expressions engine

• Low Poly Images (2019-20): Approximating images with triangular meshes

• The Rose (2018-19): A live, interactive flower animation

• Harmoniser (2018-19): Splitting a live vocal track into pitches controlled by a MIDI device

• Harmonic Interpreter (2018): Interpreting jazz chords live through a MIDI device

• Live MIDI Visualizer (2018): Visualizing live MIDI input with shapes/colors

• Character Recognition (2018): Building a neural net to identify MNIST digits

• StabOverflow (2018): Helping students ask questions with a Q&A platform

• Markov Chain applied to melody composition (2017): Making melodies based on live MIDI training data

Graphics

Here’s a collection of computer art / visualizations I’ve created over the years. Some are related to problems/algorithms, others are just neat graphics.

Music

Sometimes I post music on my SoundCloud account.

Writing

These essays are about music/jazz, and I wrote them for a course I took in 2019 entitled Hearing as Jazz Musicians Hear.

• The Impermanence of Musical Taste (2019)
• Fidelity and Freedom (2019)

This paper about snowflakes generalizes the well-known Koch snowflake.

• The Area of l-r flakes (2018)

Also, check out this interactive demo of these flakes.

This research paper explores bebop and its social, racial, and economic factors.

• Bebop: the revolution