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  • Appalachian State University
  • Raleigh, NC
  • 06:25 (UTC -05:00)

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AndrewBlackwell/README.md

Computer Science & Mathematics @ Appalachian State University

I presently work on systems, performance, and infrastructure mostly in C++. I'm interested in concurrency, distributed systems, and making things fast and reliable. Generally, I enjoy applying pattern recognition and optimization across different domains.

Outside of school, I’ve competed in memory sports and competitive programming.

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  1. cuda-fluids cuda-fluids Public

    CUDA C++ port of my previous stable-fluids solver; Uses Red-Black Gauss Siedel model as opposed to Jacobian; 136 FPS at 4096^2 and 100% utilization of my RTX A5000

    Cuda 1

  2. fluid-sim fluid-sim Public

    Multithreaded Fluid Simulator on CPU with OpenGL. Built as a learning experiment so not aggressively optimized but has good performance on consumer hardware.

    C++ 1

  3. gaac gaac Public

    A tool to download high-res artwork images from Google Arts & Culture. Google hosts these images as tiles for efficient zooming; this tool downloads and assembles them into complete images.

    Python

  4. Competitive-Programming-Team-Notes Competitive-Programming-Team-Notes Public

    Forked from Jatin-Nagpal/CP-Devils

    C++ library for competitive programming, used to prepare for the ICPC. originally from @Jatin-Nagpal

    C++

  5. Math-Speedrun Math-Speedrun Public

    A simple math game for my girlfriend to play. Good for anyone who wants a quick brain workout on their lunch break.

    JavaScript

  6. GRASP GRASP Public

    Quick & dirty framework for implementing Counterfactual Regret Minimization (CFR) algorithms. (No longer maintaining on this)

    C++