“all things being equal? inequalities provide more operators”
Independent researcher, systems thinker, and worldbuilder exploring the boundary between simulation, intelligence, and emergent systems.
I build experimental software, game systems, infrastructure prototypes, and research-oriented tools across:
- digital intelligence & encrypted computation
- simulation and systems design
- game development & procedural worlds
- distributed infrastructure
- speculative interfaces and computational aesthetics
My work tends to orbit around one question:
What kinds of worlds become possible when intelligence, simulation, and systems engineering converge?
- Privacy-preserving computation & encrypted inference
- Neuromorphic / distributed systems experiments
- Simulation-heavy game design
- Tactical & systems-oriented RPG mechanics
- Tooling for autonomous workflows and operational research
Currently building Blightwood — a simulation-driven tactical RPG whose world runs on deterministic rules and AI-driven agents. The public sim engine is blightwood-sim. Interactive labs and notes live on the site.
Relay for encrypted inference on sparse neuromorphic events — raw signals stay local, only approved features cross the boundary. JavaScript · FHE · CC0
Turn-based 11v11 hex tactical soccer RPG: Japanese high school season, RPG progression, AI narrative, dual dashboard/desktop UI. Godot 4 · GDScript
Speculative market infrastructure for off-world trade and economic coordination.
Live experiments you can poke: random walks, WebGPU force fields, ecosystem drift, sampling.
I like systems that:
- produce unexpected behavior
- reward deep understanding
- scale through abstraction
- blur the line between simulation and reality
I believe constraints create identity, and that good worlds — virtual or otherwise — emerge from coherent rules interacting over time.
- Website: https://alexanderdaly.github.io
- X: https://x.com/0xHondo
Open to research collabs on encrypted compute and simulation design. Fastest way to reach me is X.
building worlds, systems, and strange machinery