Context Poisoning
2024-12-14
Agreeable to the point of inaccuracy: when I'm not as smart as Claude thinks I am.
SheBeTalking: Translation
2024-10-17
A live translation app for talking to your mother-in-law! (or anyone else). Won at the AGI House Hackathon.
Incentivizing Interaction: A Case Study in Birthday Party Optimization
2024-09-20
A single-case analysis of digital engagement strategies employed in coordinating a 30th birthday celebration.
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2024-09-15
A journal of my struggles with MDX, React, and apparently-edge-cases.
Introduction to RAG
2024-03-15
An introduction to Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG).
Skyrimbe
2023-14-11
An interactive graph of the different potions you can make in Skyrim.
DockerCon 2021: Small, Secure Surfaces
2021-06-06
TLDR: smaller targets are harder to hit.
The Closest Prior
2020-08-01
A valiant attempt to overcomplicate a two-primitive problem.
Hashicorp's Vault
2020-06-01
My favourite things about Hashicorp's Vault.
Brittle File I/O
2020-04-10
A tiny batch processer script breaks and I cry about platform (in)dependence.
Capstone: Compiling via graphs
2020-03-03
One of the biggest problems for new programming languages is to get them to run well across different platforms. In my Capstone project, I explore one way of doing that for Lift, a new ML-targeted language by converting programs into Cyclo Static Dataflow Graphs. These graphs can then be analyzed and improved for execution efficiency.
Simpler Topic Modelling
2018-08-07
An attempt at topic modelling that quickly turns into a saga of data cleaning.
Reverse Engineering Diabetes
2017-11-28
A research paper on the Freestyle Libre CGM. I was diagnosed with T1 diabetes all the way back in 2012. It's been a constant in my life ever since, interfering no more than necessary. Shifting from spot finger-pricks to continuous monitoring of interstital glucose has made this process far more comfortable and informed. In the following study, Hrishi Olickel and I discuss the clinical use and inside workings of my Freestyle Libre, then develop our own tools for oversight and analytics.