Hi! I’m a master’s student at Stanford. I’m interested in model evaluations, agentic interfaces to accelerate learning, and graphs.
Previously I founded a live translation startup, Viva Translate, that had over 45,000 users and was backed by General Catalyst, AIX Ventures, and others. I’d also worked a smattering of jobs as a software engineer at Google, English teacher, and e-commerce store owner. Nowadays I’m pretty excited about building open source software.
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Open source projects
- Viva Translate for the Browser - An AI translation copilot for the browser
- OpenEvals - Crowdsourced model evaluations
- Just An Experiment - Dead simple interfaces for using a LLM
- Obsidian Learn - A learning plugin that implements a spaced repetition algorithm and generates flashcards based on your notes
- Bmo Cafe - Generate and schedule python scripts to run as background processes on your Mac
🔗 Entry points for reading
Disclaimer: All writing on here is a work in progress, with the primary intention of helping me clarify my thoughts. Sorry if some of it is unclear.
Choose your path:
- What is a product?
- Knowledge Graph of Personal Learnings
- Building blocks for my own knowledge system - truth
- Fiction: magic, Tied up
- On translation: Decoupling Language Fluency from Talent
Other entry points