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Systems engineer by trade. I write here about things I’m building, learning, breaking, and occasionally having opinions about. Longer, more formal lab work lives at → labs.

recent writing

ML-Physics: Teaching a Neural Net to Fake Physics

devlog
ml
gamedev

Building a 2D physics engine that uses classical solvers to train a neural net to replace itself.

Jun 25, 2026
10 min

Why Reading Is Important

opinion

How I went from hating reading to it being one of the most useful things I do, and what that has to do with how I think about learning and teaching.

Jun 17, 2026
4 min

How to Think About Memory

design
opinion
programming

Memory is the most critical component of a computer. So why is it so often an afterthought? A guide to writing memory-efficient code in C, C++, and Odin.

Apr 11, 2026
5 min

A Look at Sovereign Network

opinion

Sovereign Network — freedom or fraud?

Feb 2, 2026
7 min

Actual Use for Blockchains

devblog
opinion

Since my post about crypto, I’ve been thinking about how to apply blockchain tech to a post-web3-clarity world.

Jan 15, 2026
4 min
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