Daniel Wu.
CS student at UCLA. I build things, break things, and write about stuff. I dabble with music sometimes.
About Me
I'm a freshman studying Computer Science at UCLA with a passion for cybersecurity and building software that matters. When I'm not in class, you'll find me working on side projects, digging into security research, or making music.
I believe in learning by doing, and every project is an opportunity to explore new technologies and push my boundaries. This site is a living portfolio of that journey.
Recent Writing
View all →Blog posts, writeups, and things I've learned along the way.
The 39 Pixels That Shouldn't Exist
A card grid in Telos looked perfect on every device except the one in my own pocket. Five failed fixes and a very late night with Safari's remote inspector later, I found exactly where the missing 39 pixels were hiding.
Why I Built This Site
A quick tour of my corner of the internet — why it exists, how it's built, and the little cat that lives in the bottom-left.
What I Work With
Languages
Security
Frameworks
Tools & Infra
Data & ML
In the Studio
A few tracks I've been working on lately.
Let's build something.
Got a project idea, an internship opportunity, or just want to say hi? I reply to every message — usually within a day.