What I'm Building_ + Vibe Coding
"Learn how to use AI for any task you are given. That is the only way at the moment to learn how to work with AI and take advantage of it."
Joshua Gans, University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management
That's what I am doing here. Showing a sample of some items I have built, what I plan to build, how I plan to build it, and the value of it.
AI Data Centers, Unpacked
A deeply-reported, interactive explainer on AI data centers: what they actually are and how big they really are. Drag a data center footprint over any city, any neighborhood, any landmark, or any block at true scale. Six chapters, verified sourcing throughout, methods and disclosures included.
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The Race to Run the UN
A deeply researched profile of all the candidates running for UN Secretary-General and their public comments on major global issues.
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US vs China: The Frontier Models Race
A site I built in code that maps the major US and Chinese AI platforms and their models, the pros and cons of each. Frequently updated as new models ship.
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Manhattan Tip-to-Tip
An interactive guide to walking the length of Manhattan: 13.5 miles (20 kilometers), tip to tip, with the cool detours. A passion project, not a work tool. Sometimes you build something just because it's fun!
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Orosei.ai: chat to launch
How I, a non-technical journalist, shipped this site with AI, building it hands-on with Claude and Claude Code, from blank page to live site. The full workflow in three phases, plus what I did, the decisions I made, and what I'd do differently.
Read the case study →A tool to streamline UN workflows
An app I am in early phases of structuring that pulls press releases and media alerts from across the UN system into a single, streamlined feed. Value: cutting the noise and better organizing for journalists covering the institution.
In planning. More soon.