I'm Josh, and I'm a programmer, software engineer, and tinkerer of all things involving computers. My introduction to programming was making mods for Minecraft and other games as a teenager. I studied Computer Science and Engineering at the University of California at Davis from 2015 to 2019, and currently work as an embedded software engineer.
My real passion can be found in everything related to games. In my free time, I love to push the limits of games ranging from Minecraft, to Casino games, to arcade games I build in a weekend.
Some technologies I've worked with that I find exciting:
A web app that plots community-sourced information about North American casino dice tables.
A Minecraft server plugin that configurably obfuscates players' coordinates.
A foray into Rust to answer statistical questions about Blackjack and how well a computer can count cards.
Google Chrome extension that identifies controversial topics and offers readers articles posing alternative viewpoints. Winner of the Hack Harassment award at HackDavis 2017. Created with Amber Graham and Parker Luft.
A Python program built on discord.py that allows users to upload and play custom sound clips in their Discord voice channels.
A simple Unity game about stacking baskets, created in 12 hours at UC Davis Game Dev and Arts Club Game Jam in Spring 2017.
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