Mechanical engineering PhD student, data center air flow consultant, computing hardware enthusiast, washed-up trumpeter, even more washed sprinter, lover of all athletics, enjoyer of open source software, and a knower of ball.
My research at WPI simulates colliding droplets, I add physics to MFC, an open-source flow solver, and two of my changes are merged upstream. Before grad school I spent two years testing Ansys Fluent. Around the Upper Valley I also take on hardware, software and computing work for people, labs and companies; see consulting.
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What My Records Say
Every record I have, from May 2024 to October 2026, set against the analysis in My Health, with what 2026 asked of me and what the wider world looks like right now.
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My HealthMy health since April 2025, body and mind: what happened, what I've felt, what I've done to get help, and what I think it means. The scans, …
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mfc-runA wrapper for MFC that records what every simulation run was for and files its outputs automatically, on a workstation or a cluster.
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Garbage-Collecting My AI Assistant's MemoryMy coding agents keep notes between sessions. When the notes outgrew what the agent reads at startup, it started forgetting without telling …
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Deleting 108,498 Emails Without Losing OneI wrote a tool to clear thirteen years of junk out of my inbox. The backup rule held; the server's Trash did not.
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Work-life balanceIf you’ve read any of this blog you’ll know where I stand on this. I think it’s impossible to live a fulfulling life …
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GodAnything related to politics and religion is a landmine, but I think I can handle this gracefully. I was raised Christian, going to church …
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