I’ve written essays on technology, philosophy, culture, and life, published across Medium and Substack.

Introducing CTR Technologies (Substack)

A circular icon with the text 'CTR' inside, a wintry sliding pin resembling a cursor arrow in the top right corner of the circle, and a light gray background.

A short explainer of my new company and the decisions that prompted me to start it.

Making an Interactive Chrome Extension with React (Medium)

Stylized atom symbol with colored circles in blue, red, yellow, and green, representing science or technology.

A programming tutorial on how to build a React-based Chrome extension. Published in Notworthy’s Make Journal.

Building a Life (Substack)

Illustration of a hillside town with numerous buildings and a castle at the top, featuring trees and winding roads in the foreground.

A retrospective essay discussing the second decade of my life and my experience building a diverse career across software engineering, music, video, and writing.

Family Feud and AI Alignment (Substack)

Game show scoreboard displaying category scores: The Whip 9, Hot Dogs 4, TV Personality 34, Midnight 31, Eat Hot Dogs 39, total 117. A timer at 20 seconds and a contestant's face on the right side.

A comparison between LLMs and the popular game show Family Feud that highlights the limitations of both. Survey says? Read it now!

Read Write Own Review (Substack)

Comparison of Web 1.0, Web 2.0, and Web 3.0 concepts using digital icons. Web 1.0 is represented by a central circle with arrows pointing outward to smaller circles, Web 2.0 by a network of interconnected nodes with some highlighted, Web 3.0 by a structure of interconnected blocks forming a hexagon.

A review of Chris Dixon’s book Read Write Own highlighting both the opportunities and potential risks of “web3” and crypto technology.

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