Recent Projects
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O-FN (Life-sized Board Game)
Oct 2025- nowIndustrial-tech-enabled life-sized board game built for outreach and competition.
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![Big O's Loop Lab [DEMO] image](https://img.itch.zone/aW1nLzIzMDA3NzIzLnBuZw==/original/bayAg6.png)
Big O's Loop Lab [DEMO]
Aug 2025- nowProgramming-simulator puzzle game focused on loops, recursion, and optimization.
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The Twist
Jul 2025- Oct 2025Augmentation module adding remote control and preset playlist capabilities.
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LtAmp.py
Jun 2025- Sep 2025Cross-platform Python library for controlling supported LT guitar and bass amplifiers.
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Harmonic Heights
Aug 2024- Aug 2024Rhythm game about building a music district using scales, chords, and song arrangements.
Recent Blog Posts
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Second Post
06-02-2025
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First Post
06-01-2025
a couple of the most common questionsThese are also some of the most common questions that journalists have!1 you might have.
What?
- A jekyll theme which prioritizes uniqueness, technical complexity, and sophisticationWhile this could be redundant, it describes the the theme’s vibe.2
Recent Projects
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O-FN (Life-sized Board Game)
Oct 2025- nowIndustrial-tech-enabled life-sized board game built for outreach and competition.
-
Big O's Loop Lab [DEMO]
Aug 2025- nowProgramming-simulator puzzle game focused on loops, recursion, and optimization.
-
The Twist
Jul 2025- Oct 2025Augmentation module adding remote control and preset playlist capabilities.
-
LtAmp.py
Jun 2025- Sep 2025Cross-platform Python library for controlling supported LT guitar and bass amplifiers.
Recent Blog Posts
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Second Post
06-02-2025
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First Post
06-01-2025
- For a full list of features, see /about.
- For code, usage instructions, and (limited) docs, see :github.
Why?
Because there is no theme quite like what I would want.
How?
Doctored uses the following technologies:
- Jekyll, which enables markdown-powered static sites
- Tailwind CSSRequiring node, this struck a balance between maintainability and bloat.3, which makes styling so much easier!
Where?
Right here, of course! But it can also be on your website: Instructions coming soon.
Who?
- The theme was made by me with heavy inspiration taken from some blogs I like [links pending].
- and this blog post by Daniel Fedorin on microfeatures.
- Also quite inspired by Mani Kumar’s Xterm theme for Hugo.
- Lastly, big thanks to Kieren J. Underwood, Kaushik Gopal, and Dave Liepmann and for their contributions to markdown-based sidenotes for Jekyll (and the massively-inspiring Tufte CSS respectively)!
- Several awesome jekyll pure-liquid snippets by Vladimir Jimenez [specifically: jekyll-yamlfy, jekyll-toc, and jekyll-anchor-headings]
When?
The version of the site you’re viewing now was built on 2026-06-08 18:31:58 -0400
Footnotes
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These are also some of the most common questions that journalists have! ↩
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While this could be redundant, it describes the the theme’s vibe. ↩
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Requiring node, this struck a balance between maintainability and bloat. ↩