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Hello! My name is Devon. I am a software engineer at Affirm. In my free time, I read weird blogs, work on side projects, take public transit, & train for triathlons. I love reasoning about, improving, and designing systems and infrastructure. An abridged list of things I want to learn more about and related links to interesting articles, essays, and studies on those topics. You can find a more long-form set of links here. I am Editor Emeritus of The Stanford Review, a bi-weekly paper that publishes investigative news and opinions articles. Some of my favorite subjects to think & write about are healthcare reform, the interplay between privacy & technology, tax policy, rationality, artificial intelligence, and the Second Amendment. I am a section leader for Stanford's introductory programming classes, CS 106A and 106B, in which I teach Java and C++ to students with little to no prior coding experience. As someone who came into college with no prior exposure to programming, it's particul

Home | Devon Zuegel Devon Zuegel Notes Writing Projects Contact Hello! My name is Devon. I am a software engineer at Affirm . In my free time, I read weird blogs, work on side projects, take public transit, & train for triathlons. I love reasoning about, improving, and designing systems and infrastructure. Navigation Interests Work & Professional My favorite books, blogs, & podcasts Other things that I like Interests An abridged list of things I want to learn more about and related links to interesting articles, essays, and studies on those topics. You can find a more long-form set of links he

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