Projects

Finished Projects 🌳

MNIST Neural Network Visualizer (2025)

A WebAssembly-powered interactive visualization of a neural network learning to recognize handwritten digits. Built with Rust and WebGPU for high-performance training in the browser. Click here to try it out

Presidential AI Mentions Timeline (2025)

An interactive timeline tracking when U.S. Presidents discuss artificial intelligence. Built in Rust and running on AWS - scrapers listen to an SQS queue of URLs and download media from various sources, stores the videos in S3 which triggers a transcriber that runs them through Whisper, and stores the transcripts back in S3. A query engine then processes transcripts to create a visualization of when a president mentioned AI and graphs it. Click here to try it out

WASM LLM Training Visualizer (2025)

Train a small language model, in the browser from scratch! Click here to try it out.

Built on top of the MNIST trainer above.

Learning Category Theory and Scala (2023)

For my job at Tesla Energy I spent a lot of time understanding and mastering the Scala language, as well as general functional patterns.

I worked through two books on Scala and Functional Programming:

The first is Category Theory For Programmers by Bartosz Milewski. It’s a great book and increased my ability to write good functional Scala.

The other is Functional Programming Simplified, by Alvin Alexander. It’s a lot more basic than the book on Category theory, so was great to help me master the fundamentals while I stretched my abilities with the book on Category Theory.

Gravity Game (2020)

A little game I used to try out webpack. Add planets to the field and watch them all interact with each other gravitationally. Click here to try it out

Current Projects 🌱

Writing

I’ve always enjoyed blogging here, as well as writing on twitter. I’m slowly working on a personal book, about myself for an audience of one.

Abandoned Projects 🧟

Learning Golang

Status: No reason to learn Golang - I’m learning Scala for work!

To stay up to date with the industry and contribute in the Cloud Native Foundation open source ecosystem, I’ve started to learn the Go programming language. To start I picked up a (physical!) copy of the highly recommend “The Go Programming Language”

Currently I’m going through the exercises, chapter by chapter. You can see my progress through the exercises on my github repo

Calendar Calculator

Status: Would love to come back to this someday!

A golang utility that reads your google calendar and lets you know how many meetings you’ve had over different periods of time. Check it out here