# meiorz Computer science student at City College of San Francisco and CS tutor. San Francisco, CA. Seeking a software engineering internship for summer 2027. This is the markdown version of . Everything below is also on the page itself, and none of it needs JavaScript. The page also has a small terminal with two programs, `obby` and `meiorz-cli` (see Play). ## Projects ### Lull A Chrome (Manifest V3) and Firefox extension that gives every website a soft, predictable dark theme. I designed it for autistic people and people with ADHD: no white flashes, no pure black or pure white, no vivid color, and no movement you did not ask for. On the Chrome Web Store and on Firefox Add-ons, for Firefox on desktop and Android. Repository: Chrome Web Store: Firefox Add-ons: - No white flash: the page is dark before any script runs, and a test records every painted frame to check it. - Colors are mapped in OKLCH. Backgrounds and text stay inside narrow bands and saturation is capped, so hue survives. - Calm by default: style-sheet animations stop, autoplay pauses and GIFs freeze until you ask for them. An optional reading ruler. - No per-site fix list: CSS variables, cascade layers, nesting, shadow roots and style sheets on other origins are handled generically. - No account, analytics, remote code or server. No dependencies and no build step. - 138 checks load the extension into real Chrome. ### HopOut A VS Code extension that moves the cursor outside the nearest enclosing quote, bracket or paren. It puts that on `Tab`, but only where `Tab` has nothing better to do. Open source, MIT license. TypeScript. Repository: - `Tab` hops past the closing delimiter ahead of the cursor, and `Shift+Tab` undoes the hop. `Ctrl+'` leaves the enclosing pair from anywhere inside it, across lines. - It stays out of the way: the key is gated on a context key, so an ordinary `Tab` never reaches the extension. It yields to suggestions, snippets and inline AI completions. - It scans the code structure (escaped quotes, nested brackets, comments, multi-character delimiters), so it only ever hops out of a pair, never into one. - Multiple cursors and per-language pairs. - Unit tests cover the scanner, and integration tests press real keys inside VS Code. ### Material Icons Inline An Obsidian plugin that renders Google's Material Icons inside notes: write `!icon[home]` and the icon appears in the text. Listed in Obsidian's community plugins. Open source, MIT license. TypeScript. Repository: Obsidian: - All 2,500+ icons, by the names shown on Google's icon site. - Live Preview works like an image embed: the icon renders as you type, and the raw syntax comes back while the cursor is inside it. Built on CodeMirror 6 decorations. - Icons also render in reading view and in exported notes. - Works offline: the icon font is bundled with the plugin, so there are no network requests and no API key. - Icon size and color are settings, and any CSS length or color works. ### Tweet sentiment classification with BERT Inspirit AI Scholar project, spring 2022. Python, PyTorch. - Fine-tuned Google BERT on a labeled tweet corpus: preprocessing, tokenization, training and evaluation. - Presented the approach, results and error analysis at Inspirit AI Demo Day. ## Skills - Languages: C++, Java, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, SQL, Kotlin, Bash/Shell, MIPS Assembly - Systems: Linux, Docker - Tooling: Git/GitHub, GitHub Actions (CI/CD), automated unit and integration testing, debugging, CLI development, code review - AI and data: ML fundamentals, NLP, transformer models (Google BERT), LLM-assisted development workflows - Spoken and signed languages: English (fluent), Japanese (fluent), American Sign Language (limited to STEM communication) ## Education City College of San Francisco, since summer 2022: Computer Science, and linguistics through American Sign Language. - [x] CS 110C: Data Structures and Algorithms in C++ (ADTs) - [x] CS 111C: Data Structures and Algorithms in Java (ADTs) - [x] CS 270: Computer Architecture and Assembly (MIPS) Other coursework: Calculus I and II (MATH 110A/110B). Inspirit AI: AI Scholar program, completed April 2022. ### Certifications - AI Scholar, Inspirit AI (Apr 2022) - Microsoft Certified: Azure AI Fundamentals, AI-900 (Oct 2021) - Microsoft Certified: Azure Data Fundamentals, DP-900 (Aug 2021) - Microsoft Certified: Azure Fundamentals, AZ-900 (Jul 2021) - Microsoft 365 Certified: Fundamentals, MS-900 (Jun 2021) ## Experience ### Computer Science Tutor / Teaching Assistant City College of San Francisco. Sep 2024 to present. - Tutor one or two students a week. - Debug student code live in C++, Java and Python. - Explain the reasoning rather than handing over the fix. - Translate complex concepts for students with varied backgrounds. ### Inspirit AI: Ambassador and AI Scholar alum Mar 2023 to Aug 2024. - Reached out to more than 100 people, inviting them to join the upcoming AI Scholar curriculum. ## Play The terminal and its games need JavaScript. On the web page, start one from the prompt or with its button. ### obby: tiny platformer Mini Obby is a small obstacle course on a text grid. Luau-flavored, written in JavaScript: the course itself is a real Luau module, parsed at runtime. You can read it at . Not affiliated with Roblox. Controls: Left/Right or A/D to move, Space/Up/W to jump, R to restart, Esc to quit. ### meiorz-cli: scripted command line meiorz-cli answers questions about this site and its projects. It is scripted: no AI and no network calls, and every reply is pre-written. Type `/help` inside it. ## Contact - Email: [business@meiorz.tech](mailto:business@meiorz.tech) - GitHub: - LinkedIn: - Resume (plain text): --- Also on this site: [llms.txt](https://www.meiorz.tech/llms.txt) and the [archive](https://www.meiorz.tech/archive/) of the previous site. No trackers. No cookies. (c) 2026 meiorz.