PM by day, tech lead by reflex, mathematician by training. I coordinate humans, ship software, and treat image processing as an excuse to do mathematics in public. I often forget about this site, so some parts are outdated. Try poking it anyway or message me on LinkedIn.
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A good project manager is a compiler: lowers human intent into something the machine understands, and throws useful errors.
The probability that a 2am idea survives 9am scrutiny is exponentially small. Go to bed.
The most exciting architecture, like the best proof, should make you exhale — then suspect a trick.
Every TODO is a love letter to a future you who has forgotten the context.
Every interesting problem is eventually a fixed point. The trick is choosing the map.
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