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Featured guest on YouTube podcast covering AI, technology, and community building, hosted by Sachin Lohdi.
Ethan Davidson, known online as EthanThatOneKid or Etok, is a full-stack software engineer leading imagination-driven development at Wazoo, with enterprise-scale experience formed at Google on the Hotel Center and Dataplex UI teams. He is also a serial community builder and founder of projects like Wazoo, FartLabs, FullyHacks, acmcsufoss, and Vaqcoders.
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Featured guest on YouTube podcast covering AI, technology, and community building, hosted by Sachin Lohdi.
Building the future with AI and world-class digital experiences.
B2C SaaS platform providing AI memory and world-models as a service.
Consultancy working with professionals to implement tailored AI business solutions.
Creative web design studio specializing in modern, responsive websites and digital experiences.
Open-source research lab and community pushing the boundaries of web innovation. We build tools like Fart.css (featured on this website) and the upcoming FartKit 1.0. Join us on Discord.
I love being a webmaster because the Web is humanity's most expressive medium, with the power to enrich and inform our species at scale.
Platform for creating and sharing simulations, inspired by the holodeck from Star Trek.
Smart trading alerts platform with AI analysis.
Annual hackathon organized by ACM at CSUF.
Computer Science community website for Association for Computing Machinery at California State University, Fullerton (ACM chapter at CSUF).
I'm proud to be a winner at several hackathons, leading projects recognized for innovation and impact. Here are some highlights:
RoundUp for Impact empowers anyone to turn spare change into investments or donations via multilingual, voice-enabled technology. Winner of the Anyone Protocol Sponsor Challenge at HackSC 2024. More info on Devpost.
Visual in-browser code editor where you drag and drop blocks to write code. Winner in both "Most Fun" and "Ryan Dahl's Favorite" categories at Deno Subhosting Hackathon.
