Research
Mental Health Stigma and Natural Language Processing: Two Enigmas Through the Lens of a Limited Corpus
Projects
Biasbot AS
Biasbot periodically scans Wikipedia articles for explicit and implicit bias, providing over 50,000 edit suggestions. I built this because editors consistently have trouble catching violations of Wikipedia's neutral point of view policy; bias requires understanding each article's full context (unlike blatant vandalism).
See on WikipediaGuildcraft Network
If you played Minecraft multiplayer in the mid 2010s, chances are you've heard of Guildcraft.
In middle school, I served as a dev, then the network manager (in all honesty, the de facto owner) from '15 to '18, scaling the network to 180K MAUs/4K concurrents, leading a staff team of 120, and ideating/developing 10+ plugins using Java/Spigot.
As I entered high school, I began to step away. aXed, the owner, going MIA for a year + Mojang's EULA crackdowns eventually made it bite the dust.
Tigers Statistics
I led the development of a full-stack statistics tracker for South Korea's finest high school sports team, the SIS Tigers. The tracker integrates with our school scoreboard via MQTT protocol to capture and broadcast live game data through WebSocket connections. Built with Node.js/Express and PostgreSQL.
I built this with my to-be fiveRoll co-founder Jihoon and our school's SWE club, which we founded together.
Bids
Bids was a social app aiming to centralize invites for fraternity & sorority events. With a team of Berkeley grads, I built the app using React Native and Node.js.
GitHub
Samsung Dream Scholarship Foundation
I developed programming instructional videos and curriculum as coordinator for The Samsung Dream Scholarship Foundation's employment program in partnership with the Africa-Asia Development Relief Foundation. The training materials were deployed in Medan to support over 300 students entering software development roles.
GPT-2, but safe
Re-implemented GPT-2 Small (124M parameters) at AI Safety @ UCLA, incorporating alignment-focused training. AI Safety @ UCLA administers the largest GPU server of any UCLA club.
View GPU stats dashboard