About

About

Behold… the author of this website!

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Hey! I’m Kane, and I’m a nerd when it comes to computers and biz.

My primary expertise is designing + building architectures and platforms that 1. solve problems, and 2. can be molded quickly.

In other words, I ship and iterate products fast. A product engineer!

  • I walk the talk, do the heavy lifting, and multiply force for my peers. Been around the block!
  • I mess with all sorts of computer-related projects, whether it’s AI research, writing virtual CPUs / GPUs, reinventing the cloud and web apps, forging space-durable edge platforms, or creating video games.
  • I seriously believe that anything can be done quickly and effectively, at scale, with a little bit of architecture and planning.

Need help, or want to pick my brain for input? Message me!

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Brief

I’m a software engineer, architect, product owner, researcher, and business exec wrapped into one quirky bundle.

I eat large contexts for breakfast, attention to detail for lunch, and compassion for dinner!

  • Attended the Colorado School of Mines, combined B.S. + M.S. in Computer Science with a focus on AI/ML.
  • Blitzed distributed systems, platform engineering, big data, and learning to be a good leader.

Does really cool content production work in the night… no peeking! 😎

If this sounds too good to be true: just grab me for a brief call.

Notable works

Favorite resources

Core Engineering

  • TLDR
    • Curated newsletters sent once every weekday
    • Blog posts, forums, repositories, and news articles that I can draw my own intuitions from or constructively build upon (or verify)
  • The Pragmatic Engineer
    • Written by Gergely Orosz, an all-round industry veteran
    • Covers posts ranging from the state of tech, to engineering deep-dives & architectures, to interviews of prominent tech folks on an array of topics
  • Nand2Tetris
    • If you want a really fun project that takes you all the way from a single NAND gate to a functional baby OS, this is for you!
    • (I think every engineer should do this once)
  • Vulnerable U
    • Excellent cybersec newsletter, for that security perspective – very insightful, and quite alarming at times
  • Startup CTO Handbook, by Zach Goldberg (likely to make my own version of this)
  • charity.wtf
    • Blog written by Charity Majors: a no-nonsense software & observability veteran, CTO of Honeycomb.io re the Observability 2.0 movement
  • The Mythical Man Month, by Frederick P. Brooks
    • An older book, but is still extremely relevant to the craft of engineering software
    • Exemplifies the somehow-permanent battle between tech bosses and tech workers

System Architecture & Design

Machine Learning

All of these should be taken with grains of salt, and a critical questioning eye!