(My Favorite) Projects
Ray tracer supporting geometric primitives (spheres, planes, and triangles) and meshes imported from .obj files, allowing for rendering textures, reflections, refractions, and customizable BSDFs.
Developed a C-like language and a compiler which allows the language to run inside the Desmos graphing calculator. Tested all components directly using browser automation.
Implementation of the Deep Image Prior (DIP) network and Double-DIP framework, which were applied to a wide variety of inverse problems including denoising, inpainting, and watermark removal.
My dotfiles for pretty much everything I do on a computer. Contains configs for Neovim, Spacemacs, Zsh, Tmux, and more.
Convert images into a series of equations for plotting on a graphing calculator. This approach detects uniform regions in an image and calculates Fourier series representations of their outlines.
Command-line tool to help with resume generation and management. All relevant data is stored in a single location and resumes can be produced via concise specification files.
A web application which allows a group of people to maintain a shared queue of songs more easily than Spotify's built-in feature (at the time). Each individual manages their own queue of songs, while a central server rotates through the queues to select and play music.
Simple falling sand simulation written in C and compiled to WebAssembly which can be used as a new tab page in Firefox or Google Chrome.
Clone of the game "Tank Trouble" with better collision handling. I made this because collisions in the original game always felt weird.
Personal Website
This website you are currently viewing. Demonstrates my love for the Catppuccin theme.