jerzh.github.io
- Hey! My name is Jeremy. I’m an undergrad at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
- I am an analytical person with a determination to find efficient, far-reaching solutions to the world’s scientific and societal challenges.
- I plan to graduate with majors in math and computer science and a minor in economics.
- Find my resume here.
- My main interests are statistics, machine learning, cybersecurity, economics, and political science.
- I am also interested in algebraic topology, category theory, linguistics, and anthropology.
- In my free time, I enjoy having interesting conversations, spinning fire, reading books, playing the piano, and solving puzzles.
- Read more about me in my blog!
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My domain coloring app was one of the first big projects I made back when I first learned how to code in Java. This is a tribute to that project.
The resolution right now is fairly low (100x100 pixels) because anything larger will create significant lag while attempting to compute the pixel values. I've scaled up the image 3x to make it more visible.
In an ideal world, I'd port this project to WebGL to actually parallelize this computation properly, but there doesn't seem to be an easy way to do this without manually setting up the entire WebGL framework. Thus I'm putting this idea on standby for now. Luckily, some other projects have already done this: check out wgxli/complex-function-plotter, rreusser/adaptive-domain-coloring, and person594/cplot!