I'm an AI engineer who's worked across the data stack, from data pipelines to production models. Most recently, I built a system healthcare providers use to personalize and measure care for folks living with chronic disease. I love reading history, especially the genealogy of ideas we take for granted. I backcountry ski, trad climb, and ride bikes. Right now, I'm on a sabbatical doing all three.
Personal Projects
- Sprig: Aggregates and intelligently categorizes spending for better budgeting
- BookClawb: Conversationally quizzes about books from a Goodreads shelf
- Mosaic: Assembles personal data into a dashboard for weekly introspection
- SavvySuds: Recommends beer using trading behavior from users of The Beer Exchange
Worth Reading
- Hero of Two Worlds by Mike Duncan: Lafayette is proof that you can be both great and good
- Triumph of the City by Edward L. Glaeser: Cities are an ingenuity engine but only flourish with cleverly-designed incentives
- The Dream Machine by M. Mitchell Waldrop: A shared dream of human-computer symbiosis rallied groups of brilliant misfits to invent the networked computer
- Stories of Your Life and Others by Ted Chiang: Runaway intelligence, linguistics, theology, neurology - these short stories are the very best of science fiction
- AI Engineering by Chip Huyen: You can't trust your fancy AI system without thoughtful evaluations
- Conquerors by Roger Crowley: Tales of bravery and ignorance from the Age of Exploration
- Deng Xiaoping and the Transformation of China by Ezra F. Vogel: You can't understand modern China without learning about Deng
- Why the West Rules - for Now by Ian Morris: A refreshingly quantitative history of the rise and fall of civilizations
Getting Outside
