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Notes on AI, craft, computational tools, and life between architecture and quantitative finance.

  • 26.06.18dl-training: A Quant Finance Learning Repo An open-source GitHub collection of Jupyter notebooks for learning quantitative finance and deep learning on financial data — from zero prerequisites through stochastic calculus, with a NumPy neural network built from scratch, a fourteen-week Shreve study track, and honest synthetic data so you can verify ideas before touching live markets.
  • 26.06.16A Multithreaded Mandelbrot Renderer in Pure Rust A command-line Mandelbrot set renderer built with nothing but the Rust standard library — it splits the image into horizontal bands across worker threads, coordinates progress through an atomic counter, applies smooth escape-time HSV coloring, and writes a binary PPM image, with a configurable CLI and a built-in test module.
  • 26.06.15Drawing a Sierpinski Triangle in Rust with macroquad A compact Rust program built on the macroquad game library that opens a window and recursively draws a Sierpinski triangle, splitting each triangle into three corner triangles at its edge midpoints and redrawing every frame — with Up/Down arrow keys to change the recursion depth in real time.
  • 26.06.04A Compound Interest Calculator in Rust A minimal command-line program in Rust that prompts for principal, rate, compounding frequency, and time, then applies the compound interest formula to print the final balance and interest earned — an exercise in basic Rust I/O, type parsing, and floating-point arithmetic.
  • 26.06.03Precision by Hand: A Documentary Overview of Craft and Scale A documentary synthesis across six domains — automotive clay modelling, artisanal butter-making, museum bird preservation, food commercial production, the Portuguese cork industry, and mega cruise ship operations — tracing the irreplaceable role of human expertise at the core of technology-dense industries.
  • 26.06.02The Dual Nature of AI: Innovation, Societal Impact, and Security Risks A synthesis of a lecture examining seven domains: Anthropic’s safety research and commercial AI, youth harm from chatbot platforms, humanoid robotics at Boston Dynamics, AI-generated art and copyright, laser countermeasures for drone warfare, rare earth supply chain security, and the contest between autonomous vehicles and human expertise.
  • 20.01.05“State of Extremes” Exhibition at the Design Museum Holon, Tel Aviv Terreform ONE's Bio-City Map of 11 Billion on view at the Design Museum Holon in Tel Aviv — a speculative large-scale mapping project exploring density, ecology, and the future of cities for a world population of 11 billion.
  • 19.09.20Cooper Hewitt National High School Design Competition Judging Weekend Representing Terreform ONE as a judge at the 2019 Cooper Hewitt National High School Design Competition in New York City — recognizing outstanding student design work addressing urban and social challenges.
  • 19.08.01Monarch Sanctuary at the Cooper Hewitt Experience Café Presenting Terreform ONE's Monarch Sanctuary research prototype at the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum — a speculative urban habitat system combining parametric design and ecological research to support the endangered monarch butterfly.
  • 19.04.25Installing a GH-Python-Remote and Rhino.Python editor integrated environment A step-by-step technical guide to setting up GHPython Remote in Grasshopper and linking it to an Anaconda Python environment, enabling full access to NumPy, SciPy, and other scientific Python libraries directly within Rhinoceros.