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Code has always felt like a natural creative medium to me. Maybe it’s that I went to school for engineering, not art or design. 0:00 /0:03 1× When an idea is defined by a set of rules, you can generate endless variations, dial in parameters to your
Reflections after seeing my childhood artwork again.
I’ve joined Anysphere to help shape the brand and visual identity of Cursor.
Revisiting what I wanted previously, and what I want now.
An overview of techniques I’ve used to generate random gradient images.
Restructuring my personal site so I can create more by default.
On sharing content online, after years of being offline.
The diversity of New York was one of the first things that struck me. It feels like the capital of the world, in a way. You can meet people from anywhere here. As an Asian American, I never felt like I didn’t belong. I absolutely love the walkability. It’
I used to think I’d be OK just working a standard 9 to 5 job, and having time on evenings and weekends to do what I actually want. My mindset was: work hard, get through school, find a job, and you’ll be happy. As long as I earned
I traveled to my parents’ native country for three weeks last month. Here are some thoughts from my experience.
My take on a @dcurtis blog post of the same title and topic.
The iPhone app I’ve been working on is now available on the App Store. Here’s the story of how I made it.
In college, I biked the North Berkeley hills to campus. I made my way around town by bike or foot, and occasionally public transit. I was against cars and resented having our environments shaped by them. I never thought that in a few short years, I’d end up having