Physician-engineer. I build data pipelines, AI agents, ML models, and evidence platforms across healthcare tech — and write about the gap between what models can do and what they actually do.
A scroll-driven visual essay: healthcare AI benchmarks are saturated, and the evaluation that answers “does this help?” looks like product analytics — in private.
The precharting funnel rendered as live particles — swarm → the doctor → extraction and reasoning lanes → the usage log.
XPC Hackathon winner. A step-through deck on how analytics work changed — imperative → declarative → English — culminating in a prompt typed into a zsh terminal and a styled chart coming out.
A structured interface for capturing family medical history.
Type a lab test name, get LOINC codes — Gemini-powered terminology search.
A geography quiz game built for my kid — pick countries and watch them fill the map with their flags; hover to learn size, neighbors, and more. Co-authored with Mark Son.
Paste a Hugging Face model, find out if the machine you're holding can run it — real parameter counts, KV-cache math, and PASS/TIGHT/FAIL badges in a terminal UI, with a live trending dashboard fit-checked against your RAM.
Annotations that travel with the document — a portable, format-agnostic annotation format for PDF, Markdown, and DOCX. Local-first sidecar JSON, edit-tolerant text anchors, MarkRank centrality over your reading.
I write at Donuts with Chopsticks on Substack.
Capability benchmarks are saturated; the evaluation that answers “does this help?” looks like product analytics, and it happens in private.