Hi! I'm Pradhyum, a student at Cornell University. I'm currently studying **Computer Science**, with a focus on embedded software!

Here are some things I hope to do:

• * Build a compiler
• * Make my own distro from scratch (coming soon... hopefully)
• * Build a phased-array for radio astronomy
• * Make my Impermanence setup persist necessary files automatically.

Here are some things I've done:

• * Built an interpreter
• * Made a game that won for best software at Big Red Hacks 2025
• * Made a simple digital geometry box for use with LaTeX
• * Published some Latin translations with a friend

Positions I've held/hold:

• * Course consultant for *Mathematics for Computer Science* (CS2800)
• * CCDC competitor, Cornell Cybersecurity Club
• * Treasurer of the Cornell Amateur Radio Club
• * Plasma science researcher at the NRL

There are too many interesting things out there: the synthesis kernel to tropical geometry, combinatory logic to literally Linux! And lest you think that I only find CS interesting, I'll have you know that I seriously enjoy reading: I really, really like *Walden* and anything by Borges. **My one goal is to add something of my own to this list!**

In the process of learning, I've accumulated a lot of different notes. I format some of these for my own pleasure and edification. Here are some of the notable ones:

• * CS 2110 notes (SP26). Proud of this one's format!
• * CS 2800 probability review (FA25). This was my weakest topic!
• * MATH 2220 notes (SP26). Very clean and succinct!
• * MATH 1120 notes (FA25).