Posts from 2026

The Ivy Experience: Part 1
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The Ivy Experience: Part 1

The Ivy Experience New personal series I think I may try out, documenting the Ivy League experience. I technically haven't moved in yet. My flight is on Tuesday, September 2nd, and my move-in...
Being a Computer Science Teacher
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Being a Computer Science Teacher

As of writing this, I will complete my second year as the Computer Science Teacher in the Chicago Pre-College Science and Engineering Program. This will just detail my overall process, thoughts,...
Introducing EdgePort
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Introducing EdgePort

I built my own TCP Library, edgeport. Let's talk about what it can do. What is it? edgeport is a TCP connection library for the Cloudflare Workers runtime, built solely on the cloudflare:sockets...
Graduated
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Graduated

Hello again. I have official graduated from the Class of 2026, and will soon head to Dartmouth College. Let's take a look back through memory lane and see what I've learned. It's Hammertime I've been...
The Next Chapter
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The Next Chapter

I officially sunset Calculus Games on March 23rd, 2026. This will kind of be my paragraph why. Reason #1: Cost Probably the primary reason. Before, I spent ~30$/month on server costs. This included...
Fulfillment
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Fulfillment

What is fulfilling as a software engineer? Well, what is fulfillment? Are jobs supposed to be fulfilling? I believe so. Whether you're just trying to pay rent or get your family toward a vacation you...
The Good, Bad, and Ugly of Minecraft Coding
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The Good, Bad, and Ugly of Minecraft Coding

Happy new new! As I try and figure out my next couple of big ventures, it's important for me to reflect on the key aspect of programming that got me to where I am right now: Minecraft. I've posted...
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