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about me

Keeper
He/Him
19
Minnesotan
Nuclear Engineering Major

I love music (punk, emo, new wave, hyperpop), nuclear things, leftist politics, and DIY.

This hosts a collection of my creative works, from pictures to games to nuclear research. Have fun looking around.

A selfie of keeper wearing a baseball cap and holding a freightened black cat on his shoulder

my outfit

If you imagine me, you can imagine me in this outfit.

I based it off Adam Savage, and his outfit he wore to establish continuity on Mythbusters. The idea of having a basic outfit was inspired by both Adam Savage, as well as Van Neistat and what he calls his uniform. Both of these people are craftsmen that have inspired me a lot.

The shirt is a Gildan long sleeve crew neck adult t-shirt, purchased from Micheals for only about 10 bucks. It feels nice, looks good and is cheap. It also is the perfect blank if you want to make your own shirt designs.

The pants are Wrangler cowboy cut original fit, stonewashed. These are my favorite jeans - after getting used to them I dont think I can go back to Levis. I particularily like the 7 belt loops and the high back pockets.

The shoes are New Balance 440 V2s. I got them because I like black shoes with gum soles. I also wear classic converse high tops (in black) and Austrian KAZ 03 Apline Boots with the jeans tucked in.

this gif is so silly I love it

Me rotating in my classic outfit

Nuclear Engineering

Nuclear is so sick, isn't it? I think I'm so drawn to it due to its fundamental nature - we can have the ability to not only manipulate these building blocks of nature, but to make it do stuff we want! I love everything that plays with little particles and waves, like the electron guns in CRTS, HAM radio, and evidently nuclear reactors.

I'm currently in a lab doing research on high tempurature gas cooled reactors (HTGRs) and methods of making them cheaper to produce and construct. So far it pretty much consists of using the SERPENT2 Monte Carlo code to model a HTR50S, which has been a difficult learning curve but a fun time! I would like to learn OpenMC as well, so I can do use it on my own computer (and it may be a little more transferable?) but I should probably work on getting a hang of serpent for the time being.