I built a SIGGRAPH planner in half a day, and 500 people used it
I had absolutely zero expectations for this š
Read blog āBlog
A small piece of my brain.
I love to journal and yap, and putting my thoughts down somewhere genuinely clears my mind haha. These are five ideas I still think are worth carrying forward.
The edit
Five things worth reading.
The ten minutes that are killing XR adoption
nobody talks about the thing actually killing xr adoption.
Read blog ā
The banana test: when AI writes the job application
saw something interesting on a job description today.
Read blog ā
AI agent guardrails: why agents need a harness
AI agent guardrails make it possible to build quickly without handing an autonomous agent the keys to your whole computer.
Read blog ā
What if a kinetic sculpture could ignore gravity?
A tiny VR pendulum became my way of exploring kinetic art as something you can pause, manipulate, learn from, and prototype before touching a single physical material.
Read blog āShowing 8 of 28 blogs
Hooligan: a better way to choose where to go right now
The interesting recommendation is not what is popular. It is what fits your actual moment.
Read blog ā
Four weeks, four spatial challenges, one workflow under pressure
The CLAD Summer Hackathon was a chance to find out whether my workflow survives contact with Lens Studio.
Read blog ā
What SIGGRAPH looks like from the other side of the volunteer shirt
Seven a.m. shifts, a thousand-piece puzzle, computer-graphics legends walking beside me, and a convention center that somehow became home.
Read blog ā
From playing Unity games to winning a Unity-sponsored XR hackathon
When I was 12, I was just playing games built with Unity.
Read blog ā
Winning the Android XR Hackathon before my first AWE
My first AWE is officially in the books. And wow... what a week!
Read blog ā
Winning a 45-minute product hackathon
We just wrapped another Big Nerd Hackathon and it keeps getting better.
Read blog ā