How I Used Virtual Reality to Propose to my Girlfriend
on Virtual reality, Unity, Marriage, Proposal
Spoiler: she said yes!
Porting Game Boy Emulators to the Pebble Time
on Pebble, Gameboy, Emulator, Pokemon, Mario, Rom, Firmware
I worked on UI and graphics firmware at Pebble from April 2015 until the company was acquired by Fitbit in December 2016. One of my favorite internal hackathon projects I worked on with some Pebble coworkers involved porting Game Boy emulators to the Pebble Time.
Using Machine Learning to Recommend Heroes for Dota 2 Matches
on Dota 2, Machine learning, Stanford, Cs229, Github
I took Stanford’s machine learning class, CS 229, this past quarter. For my final project, I worked with Daniel Perry to apply a few different machine learning algorithms to the problem of recommending heroes for Dota 2 matches.
Preventing Cheating at Hackathons
on Hackathon, Cheating, Audit, Open-source, Pennapps
How to Determine if Your Compiler is Inlining Your Functions
on Compiler, Inline, Icc, Programming
Inlining functions can potentially increase the performance of a program. When you mark a function with inline, the compiler will try to expand calls to the function to actually be the body of the function.