By day, I'm a software engineer at Point72. By night (and on weekends), I'm traveling, photographing whatever catches my eye, reading, hacking on personal projects, and occasionally producing barely-listenable electronic music.
A late-night YouTube video about the Fukushima meltdown turned into a deep dive on alpha, beta, gamma, and fallout, and ended with a new understanding of the mild sunburn I picked up in the Jamaican sun.
Read essay →How a $6 Hetzner server, a persistent tmux session, and an SSH client on a phone turn agentic coding into something you can carry anywhere — plus the one-line shell function that ties it all together.
Read essay →A field guide to building a prediction-market trading bot — the strategies that died on measurement, the handful that survived, and why most of the work turned out to be killing good-looking ideas before they cost real money.
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