PROJECTS
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SUN-EARTH-MOON SYSTEM VISUALIZER
My kids keep asking the same two questions, and both are weirdly hard to answer with words: why is it always the same face of the Moon we see, and how can the Sun and Moon be up at the same time? So I built a thing you can poke at instead. It's the rolling-coin analogy made interactive -- a tidally-locked Moon you can unlock, real moon phases, and an observer's sky that shows exactly when both the Sun and Moon clear the horizon. Periods and phase geometry are faithful; distances are honestly not to scale.
SOLAR SYSTEM
Ever wonder where Neptune is right now? This uses real orbital data from NASA's JPL Horizons system to render an accurate snapshot of the solar system on any date from 1996 to 2025. Check your birthday, watch the planets race each other in timelapse, or filter down to just the moons. It's the solar system, to scale, in your browser.
SATURN V ASCII LAUNCH
Started because I wanted a rocket launch playing every time I opened my terminal. A fastfetch splash screen turned into a full truecolor ASCII rendering engine -- the Apollo 11 liftoff, frame by frame, with real flame physics and smoke that dissipates top-to-bottom. The full NASA footage streams as 2MB chunks of colored characters. Rocket launches every time you open your terminal -- see the repo for install instructions.
PERSISTENT MEMORY FOR LLM AGENTS
LLM agents forget everything between sessions. This system models memory as scored beliefs with Bayesian confidence tracking, detects corrections without LLM calls (92% accuracy), and bridges vocabulary gaps in retrieval (99.5% recovery). Tested across 5 published benchmarks with no embeddings: 66.1% LoCoMo F1, 90% MAB single-hop, 60% MAB multi-hop (8.6x the published ceiling), 100% StructMemEval, 59% LongMemEval. 85+ experiments, 35 case studies, honest about what doesn't work.