I am an experienced programmer, prompt engineer and researcher with advanced degrees in psychology and computer science. I've published papers, spoken at conferences and developed documentation throughout my career, I also do stand-up comedy which is another way in which I flex my writing muscle. I'm as comfortable expressing myself in English as I am in JavaScript (though funnier in the former). Essentially, I have been documenting complex technical concepts in one way or another for over a decade. This site contains a collection of highlights.
Ingredients for this site:
- Markdown
- CSS
- HTML
- Jekyll
- GitHub Pages
- LibreOffice Draw
- my brain + coffee
WRITING SAMPLES
Using Chrome's DevTools -- This is a brief tutorial written for bloggers on the Epic Games site. The document is meant to give an overview, geared towards a non-technical audience, explaining how they can preview different possible headlines for a blog article using Chrome DevTools. The aim was concision and the audience is assumed not to know CSS or HTML.Sigma Cognitive Architecture -- Sigma is a cognitive architecture developed at the University of Southern California. This document provides a guide for getting setup and running with Sigma as well as a full tutorial & reference sheet.
Nerding out on Comedy -- A description of tools and methodology used for analyzing a database of jokes.
Headless Wordpress + React -- A how-to that essentially documents the process I've been using to develop my own personal website that I use for stand-up comedy. This is a work in progress, I add to it each time I add a new component to my site...next up: shopify!
Parallel Workflows for Data-Driven Structural Equation Modeling -- An older academic publication, but a good representation of explaining and documenting a complex workflow.