astrid.tech

I’m pleased to announce that I’m going to be a Production Engineering intern at Facebook this upcoming summer!

I have these Z506 speakers that I got for cheap on eBay a couple years ago.

Firefly III is a budget management app that I’m trying to self-host.

A 7-node server cluster would be terrible to monitor if you had to SSH and top every individual node.

Look at all of these single-board computers lying around.

In my last post had 7 things I wanted to do.

Setting servers up is a pain in the ass.

My website currently only has a frontend.

For my CSC 572 final project, I implemented a 3D rigid-body physics engine.

And now for something completely different.

astrid.tech v1.0 is finally published after 6 months of active development!

I don’t often take notes, and this is a poor habit of mine.

I’ve just finished CPE 357, and I’m feeling quite proud about this malloc() implementation I wrote!

One of the big parts of the 0.2 release is a thing that no one will ever get to see directly: The brand new, highly modular backend.

My website is now live!

Introduction When I was taking Computer Architecture, I needed an FPGA for the class, and a Basys 3 in particular.

I feel like if computers didn’t exist, I would have been a mathematician.

Now that I think of it, this actually isn’t too bad of an idea.