I’m currently helping build Clay. Previously, I was a founding engineer at gather.town. I studied Computer Science at Princeton University (Class of 2019), I’ve been programming since I was 12, and I love building things.

Some of my more well-known projects include:

• generals.io [subreddit, Hacker News, Product Hunt], a multiplayer browser strategy game with millions of players and a Bot API [Hacker News]. Sold in January 2018.
• Neural Networks From Scratch, a series of 4 of my most popular blog posts in which I provide a fundamentals-oriented approach towards understanding Neural Networks.
• easy-VQA, a “Hello World” dataset for Visual Question Answering (VQA). Listed on the official VQA website.
• faster.js [Hacker News], a micro-optimizing Javascript compiler. I wrote a post titled Avoid Premature Optimization detailing a few things I learned from this experience.
• GeoArena Online (no longer online) [subreddit, Product Hunt], a fast-paced multiplayer browser game that had hundreds of thousands of monthly players. I wrote a blog post about some of my experiences building GeoArena. Sold in February 2019.
• example-io-game, open-sourced to accompany my guide to building .io games.
• Definitely Secure Bank, built for demo purposes as an example of common security vulnerabilities for my Web Security posts.
• profanity-check [Hacker News], a fast, robust Python library to check for profanity in strings. Read my blog post about this project.

I’ve spoken on a tech podcast about my experiences building and selling games like generals.io and GeoArena.

You can see more of my projects on my Github.

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