Projects

I am currently working as an academic researcher, especially in computer science, specifically focusing on graphics rendering algorithms. Visit here to check out my work!

I've had many programming projects, and I'm starting to release some of them.

I've had many programming projects, and I'm starting to release some of them.

Coursework done in undergrad and grad school that may be of interest, or such as I was required to host.

I got my start programming stuff in Python. Here is all the older Python stuff I released.

On my blog, I have most of my other one-off writings over the years collected. There are miscellaneous analyses, tirades, commentary, projects, and everything in-between here!

Nanofic~Sci~Fi is a writing project where I write nanofiction (very short stories or vignettes) set in one of several science-fictional universes. This is most of my most-recent, and best, sci-fi writing!

I occasionally write (generally short and geeky) poems. Click here for Higgledy-Piggledy!

Over the years, I have written various other short fiction. Collected here are various (mostly old) miscellaneous stories.

Kirigami snowflakes (snowflakes cut out of paper).

Visual art from grad school and on. These I'm actually fairly proud of!

In high school and undergrad, I did some sketching. Here are some low-quality photos / scans.

Old webcomic I made about math and code.

Music performance releases, mostly improvisational piano.

In overtone singing, you adjust the harmonics of your voice to give the impression of singing two notes at once. This songbook I made gives pointers on how, and gives arrangements of classic Christmas carols / new-year's songs suitable for overtone voice.

Violin harmonics are important, but are rarely notated correctly, let alone comprehensively catalogued. This chart summarizes all practical violin harmonics in simple terms, separated by articulation type, with sound quality and resultant note indicated.

Old musical compositions (sheet music, MIDI render, etc.) mostly for fiddle or piano.

Designing and building electronics projects. Home of the lightning staff and Six-Teeny hexadecimal display!

The Galactic Library is a wiki for hard science fiction topics, intended as a tribute to and technical reference for Atomic Rockets. I am the core technical maintainer of this project.