Projects

Here are some projects of various ilk that I've created over the years.

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  Red & Black Knights — 2026 May 14

  A simulator for placing non-attacking knight-style pieces on an infinite board, producing beautiful fractal-like patterns. Inspired by Numberphile. Click to try the live demo!

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  Live Intersection Data Acquisition for Traffic Simulators (LIDATS) — 2024 May 24

  Published in MDPI Sensors. A system for real-time traffic signal acquisition and secure network transmission for intelligent transportation systems, developed at the University of Alabama.

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  Tensorpedia (this-wiki-dne) — 2022 Jan 02

  See how a machine learning algorithm generates Wikipedia articles based on nothing but the title. Built with Node and aitextgen.

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  Software Renderer — 2021 Apr 22

  👆 Click here to see a live online demo! A software renderer built with a custom SIMD linear algebra library using C++17 and SDL2. Compiled for the web to WebAssembly with Emscripten.

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  SussLang — 2020 Dec 28

  A while back I made a closure-based programming language, dubbed SussLang, in Python 3. While there are some things I would change about it, I'm still proud of the final product.

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  ChocAn Redux — 2020 Dec 20

  Java 15 and SQLite implementation of Chocoholics Anonymous found in Object Oriented and Classical Software Engineering, Appendix A.

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  Sums of Random Numbers and its Hidden Geometric Connections — 2020 May 9

  During the summer I found a video by 3Blue1Brown and Numberphile that inspired me to flex my multi-dimensional calculus and probability skills. The result was this fun, semi-formal paper!

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  Aeditor — 2020 Apr 11

  A tool to isolate words in human speech using AI. Written in C++17 and Python 3. Fundamentally, I used this tool to help with one of my more esoteric projects: alphebetizing videos.

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  Mixing with Variable Rates — 2020 Mar 13

  For my Differential Equations I class, we were required to create a paper discussing a mixing problem. I may have gone a bit overboard in discussing and solving it, but I'm proud of the thoroughness in the final result.

Music

I also write music from time to time as a hobby.