Franklin Pezzuti Dyer

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Welcome to my blog!

I'm Franklin, a software developer recently graduated with computer science and math degrees from the University of New Mexico. Aside from my majors, some of my interests include philosophy, language-learning and education. On this blog I write about cool ideas and puzzles that hold my interest outside of work.

If you want, you can check out my activity on Math Stackexchange and Github as well.

I like to maintain this blog because I sometimes get fixated on an idea and find it really helpful to write out all of my thoughts in an organized way. Trying to explain an idea to someone else benefits me by helping me understand that idea on a deeper level and in simpler terms. It seems unlikely that there will ever be someone who enjoys reading my blog as much as I enjoy writing it!

Recent posts:

A cartoon primer on online advertising 🇺🇸
Garbage collection by reference counting in a simple Lisp-like language 🇺🇸
Monodromy in graphs and spaces 🇺🇸
Lessons from implementing Sokoban for the Intel 8080 🇩🇪 🇺🇸
Two faithful transitive actions of a 64-group on 8 elements 🇺🇸

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