Dylan Wallace

(✉ [email protected]; github at @dwLG00)

I've liked math and computers for most of my life, and I've decided it's worthwile to continue working with math and computers.

I used to be a math major at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, but I'm taking an academic leave to work at Watney. Until recently, I was founding engineer at Complabs. If you need my resume, you can use the one here (last updated November 2, 2025).

My interests change frequently, but my current interests include Category Theory, Ergodic Theory, and post-war Japanese literature among other things. I recently gave a talk on Furstenberg's proof of Szemerédi's Theorem, which you can also watch! You can also view the slides from other talks I've given. Here are a bunch of facts about most real numbers.

I sometimes work on projects—for example, this minesweeper game.

Admonish me, if you'd like.

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