descending through life's gradients
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AI Engineer @Orient Securities
Prev Quant Dev @Galaxy Derivatives
CS & Applied Math @Brandeis 21'
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@jaceyang97 on every platform
https://goodreads.com/jaceyang97
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A tracker for Jane Street's monthly puzzle solvers, highlighting top performers, streaks, and rising stars. Built with React & TypeScript for the frontend and Python (BeautifulSoup) for web scraping, with automated data collection via GitHub Actions. The logo, inspired by the original Jane Street design, was created with p5.js.
This project is a modern redesign of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) website, showcasing a bold and minimalist approach to government website design. Built with Next.js and Tailwind CSS, the design features a striking black and red color scheme, Swiss-inspired typography, and a grid-based layout that emphasizes clarity and hierarchy. The design is based on Marathon the Game’s offical website.
For the full write-up on the process, please check out.
A generative art tool inspired by Piet Mondrian’s Composition series. Create dynamic, abstract pieces by adjusting format, complexity, colors, and line thickness. Built with React & TypeScript, featuring a recursive algorithm, multilingual support, and SVG exports.
A Python automation tool for downloading high-quality fashion show images from Vogue Runway. Uses Selenium for browsing, requests & lxml for parsing, with support for proxy handling, paywall bypassing, and dynamic scrolling.
GitHub - jaceyang97/voguescraper: A scraper for Vogue Runway using Selenium
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June 8, 2025 Why Design Matters for Institutions
May 18, 2025 The Thrill of Subversion: On Rebellion, Liberation, and the Hollow Echo After
March 30, 2025 Sounds that Stick
March 20, 2025 Fear of AI: A Logical Deduction
March 18, 2025 Traders, Tech, and Troubled Systems
2024-04-19 On ”Poor Charlie’s Almanack“
2024-02-23 Cracking Balatro's Scaling: The Code Behind Its Impossible Blinds
2024-02-15 In the Blink of an Eye
2024-01-08 A Moment of Our Lives
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p1-p30 are reverse engineering practices, implementing art from Tim Holman's Speedrun talk, CSSConf Australia 2018
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p31 - JS puzzle logo
p34 - Tetrahedron with Oriented Camellias
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