ugoku
My main Rust project. A small, well-tested core that I keep fast and keep honest, written the way I like to write Rust: clear ownership, few dependencies, and benchmarks I trust before I add anything.
Rust
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I am Gabe Amare, a developer who likes tight loops: a clear spec, a borrow checker that keeps me honest, and code I can benchmark before I trust it. USACO Gold. Most of my time goes to ugoku, my main Rust project, with side work in Go and TypeScript.
// who am I, in 6 lines
struct Dev {
name: &str, // "Gabe Amare"
lang: Lang::Rust,
rating: USACO::Gold,
ships: u32, // often
sleeps: bool, // false
}Working on ugoku, my main Rust project. Tightening the core and adding benchmarks before I add features.
Building modlr, an AI CAD tool in TypeScript that turns a plain-language description into editable geometry.
Ran TillyHacks in the DMV area: 50 students registered, 27 came in person and shipped projects.
Earned USACO Gold. Also building a custom database in Go with a friend, storage engine and query layer from scratch.
My main Rust project. A small, well-tested core that I keep fast and keep honest, written the way I like to write Rust: clear ownership, few dependencies, and benchmarks I trust before I add anything.
A custom database I built in Go with a friend. We wrote the storage engine and query layer ourselves to understand how the pieces fit, from the on-disk pages up to the parser.
An AI CAD tool built in TypeScript. You describe a part in plain language and modlr turns it into editable geometry, then keeps the model and the prompt in sync as you refine it.
A local hackathon I run in the DMV area. A solid, high-yield event: I handle registration and judging, and the turnout-to-registration ratio stays high because the people who sign up actually show and build.