move fast. break things. buy duct tape.
Born and raised in San Jose, California. Amateur cooking enthusiast. Studying computer science (AI/ML and building scalable systems) at Stanford University. Interested in media, business, psychology, politics, and social behavior. Likes shooting pretty pictures, watching interesting movies, and taking long walks. Would like to own a dog one day.
a collection of things, some useful, some not
Replacing Reddit Mods
ModerateHatespeech is a scalable, automated, community moderation provider that contextually flags, tracks, and removes abusive user-generated content. Backs some of the internet's largest communities. Built in PyTorch + Docker, running on RunPod.
Users managed
Comments analyzed
Because Yelp sucks
BetterFoodRecs aggregates publicly-available Reddit data on-demand, using Natural Language Processing (NLP) to extract, analyze, and rank geographically-refined restaurant recommendations. Built in Python + Sanic + Transformers.
Politics, politics, politics
Formerly a national news outlet, The Bipartisan Press's Political Bias API uses ML-backed linguistic analysis to gauge political bias (magnitude and direction) in long-form text. Built with Tensorflow, Python, Uvicorn, and has powered hundreds of newsletters, aggregators, projects, and studies.
