I’m heading back to Stripe in San Francisco to work on the Terminal SDK team! But yikes, I had a busy spring. I finished my Bowdoin career, presented and submitted my thesis, presented some research I had been working on with the Art History department,...
TL;DR: Bowdoin wrote about me! → Rebecca Goldfine of the Bowdoin Communications Office wrote a really nice piece about my honors project, where I’ve been working on synthetic training data for ML models. I’m really thrilled that they wanted to show off my work! I’ve been keeping...
I’ve been working on image object detection for my senior thesis at Bowdoin and have been unable to find a tutorial that describes, at a low enough level (i.e. with code samples), how to set up the Tensorflow Object Detection API and train a model with a...
I moved the Bowdoin Orient site from a custom CMS to a WordPress-based system over a year ago; since that time, I’ve struggled to find a proper development and deployment workflow that made sense for the Orient. This year, as the Orient welcomes four new members onto its web...
I’ve been working on a crossword puzzle creator for about three years, and I can’t tell whether it’s close to done or barely even started. In that time, the project has morphed into a personal playground in which I experiment with new, experimental web technologies. In practical terms, this means...
Wired, OReilly and others have been publishing articles about the rising potential for an RSS reemergence. RSS, the relatively obscure, techie-centric publishing technology that let users aggregate their own feed of web content, is heralded as a refreshing alternative to contemporary news curation. Today, in the...