Born in South Korea and raised in Dubai. A college student at Augustana University, located in South Dakota, double majoring in philosophy and computer science.

My life goal is (a) to work in a great, mission-driven company during the day, and (b) to spend my free time doing stuff that I truly care about, such as Nsustain, which stands for e[N]vironment and [sustain]ability. https://github.com/Nsustain

I made too many mistakes of making unrealistic, unspecific goals. In my college sophomore year, a shower thought struck my mind: I gotta make realistic, specific goals and put these on my GitHub.

This page keeps track of all my life goals. Plus, I use this page also to show what kind of projects I'm working on with as many pictures and as few words as possible.

BeeMovr [GitHub]

My friends and I wrote this as a 2023 HackMIT project. It's a map created to help beekeepers save their bees. Special thanks to Keith Robert from The Valley Hive in California, my favorite beekeeper.

Google Summer of Code [FreeBSD]

Integrated mfsBSD into the FreeBSD release tool set.

Nsustain [GitHub]

🌳 Nsustain is a hobby project. A friend of mine here at my college and I started doing it because we realized it's hard for regular, normal people like us to contribute to environmental sustainability directly.

So, the idea of Nsustain is you can start making direct impact on environmental sustainability. How? By connecting you with people who work in fields related to the environment and by creating computer programs for whatever technical problem they are dealing with hahaha

LaTeX Template for College Assignments [GitHub]

This is a $\LaTeX$ template based on the North American GeoGebra Journal Template and JupyterLab's code-cells preambles. You can insert JupyterLab style code blocks, as well as GitHub style inline codes like this inline code block.

Personally, I use this for my math assignments, but since its code blocks look exactly the same as JupyterLab's code cells, it can be used for computer science assignments as well, if you happen to be the kind of person who likes to write everyting in $\LaTeX$.

College Coursework Programming [GitHub]

This repository contains every code I wrote for my college courses, including C++ Programming, Computer Science I & II, and Calculus II. The majority of the graph generation was done using Python, and the pdf documents were written using $\LaTeX$.

Personal Dotfiles [GitHub]

This repository is what I use whenever I do a clean install on my computers. Scripts and configurations for Bash, Zsh, Konsole, Vim, Neovim, etc.

• Master the method of loci with the help of Joshua Foer's book Moonwalking with Einstein so that I can remember all things I want to remember. This technique involves creating mental images of specific locations and associating items to be remembered with those locations.

• Work on my mind palace twenty minutes every day. Alternatively, use these twenty minutes either to work on my mind palace or to plan how I am going to spend my day that day -- e.g. no procrastination / no phone (unless necessary) until 5pm, catch up on readings 5pm - 7pm.