Projects

I organize a cafe crawl through lower Manhattan for my friends, visiting four cafes that serve chai over the course of a morning.

I created a map made up of emojis that shows San Francisco and the East Bay.

Developed during the School for Poetic Computation’s “Alternative Typographic Histories” class, this project re-imagines NYC subway posters in other languages.

Sometimes your dataset can have hidden patterns. That’s one of the reasons why exploratory data visualization and analysis is necessary.

One way to find primes numbers is by using an algorithm called the Sieve of Eratosthenes. This visualization shows how much faster it can be.

I visualized correlations for the 2017 /r/NBA fan survey.

The Golden State Warriors hadn’t just been winning, they had been winning by huge margins.

I designed and built the website for Abhivyakti, a Los Angeles-based Marathi theater group. The site is a JAMstack application built in Vue with Contentful as the content repository.

I designed and built Valerie’s personal website, including setting up the domain and deployment pipeline.

Realtors will sometimes rename less-desirable neighborhoods (such as KoNo for Koreatown Northgate) in order to attract more buyers. This bot generates a portmanteau’d new neighborhood in San Francisco and then maps its location.

Adrian Wojnarowski is a prominent basketball reporter known for breaking news. This bot uses Woj’s past tweets to generate a model that can predict the popularity of his tweets, useful for being updated on the truly important stuff.

I built a command-line tool that outputs the breakdown by gender of a given movie’s cast.

I used Twilio and Firebase to create a grocery list application. My roommates and I can all text a phone number and work off of the same editable list.

Fans sometimes call Andre Iguodala “Iggy”, a name he doesn’t really care for. This bot reminds posters on Reddit that they should try to pick an alternative nickname.

A Chrome extension that displays the number of times you’ve clicked on anything on Twitter per day. Inspired by Dril.

This is a blog post about my visit to Iceland, an amazingly beautiful country. I wrote a helper shell script that allowed me to convert Markdown to HTML, resize photos, and deploy all in one go.

I took photos for the Berkeley B-Side, a Berkeley-based music publication, for Phono del Sol, an annual music festival held in San Francisco.