Personal After Graduation at Google I've spent the past many months looking for a job, and I'm very excited to say that I've accepted my first full time software engineering job! After graduation I'll be moving to California
Personal A Second Year of One Second Everyday Two years ago, I began trying to record one second everyday. Here's a link to last years! Throughout the end of 2017 and the first three quarters of 2018, I've again attempted to
Personal Fall Semester 2018 As has become a pseudo tradition for myself - I'm writing a blog post as I enter my next semester of class. Only two more semesters left!This fall will be my last
Code Ambassadors Website Version 1.0 At the start of the summer, I mentioned I would be spending a lot of my summer writing a new website for the UC College of Engineering and Applied Science tour group I'm
Personal On to the summer of 2018! I'm in that lull between the end of the spring and start of the summer, and so I wanted to take a second to write down some of the things that happened this
ACM ACM@UC - Leaving Office This month, my second and final term as the president of ACM@UC will come to an end. As I prepare to transition operations to the next executive board, I wanted to take
ACM RevolutionUC 7 The first weekend of March marked RevolutionUC 7, ACM@UC's annual hackathon. This was my third hackathon as a lead, and my second as the official "Director" of the event. If
Personal Spring Semester 2018 This Monday I start my sixth semester at UC. I got to enjoy a winter break of relaxation and nothing, something I definitely needed. I'm looking forward to tackling the next semester reinvigorated
Personal A Full Year of One Second Everyday! On October 1st 2016, I started recording a second everyday. Using 1 second everyday, I can mash them up into a summary of my life. Today is the anniversary of when I started
Code My First Devops Failure and Why I'm Leaving Digital Ocean This past week, I had my first ever true devops failure. I lost almost a month of production data for a student group website I manage, and like most devops failures, it was
Personal Running Again The last time I ran over four miles was probably my freshman year of college. I'm now entering my fourth year. There was a time where I ran fifty miles a week, spent
ACM RevolutionUC Spring 2017 The spring 2017 RevolutionUC was a great success! On the 8th and 9th of April 276 hackers and over a dozen mentors came together to build some really cool projects. As the official
Code HackYSU and tIQit This past weekend, from Friday 2/17 to Sunday 2/19 I spent the weekend in my almost hometown of Youngstown at HackYSU. It was a great weekend of hacking, seeing my family,
Code Analyzing My Google Search History Google makes it really easy to download a list of everything you've ever searched, meticulously logged to the microsecond. I'm always looking for excuses to practice python, so over the latter part of
Code OHI/O and My First Back End This weekend I competed in OSU's hackathon on a team of three University students. I worked with Laura and Zach. We had no idea what project to work on, but ended up settling
Code Building a Platform to Visualize Algorithms ACM is getting a new office! And with that, we've been promised a tv screen to put in the window, so that we may display things of our choosing, be it notices, announcements,
ACM RevolutionUC Fall 2016 My past few weeks have been consumed preparing for and running RevolutionUC. RevolutionUC is the University of Cincinnati's student run, MLH partnered hackathon. A hackathon is a competition/learning event where university and
Code Workshopping Git On Thursday, August 25th, I led ACM's first general body meeting of the 2016 semester. ACM@UC, UC's student chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery, is the club that acts as a