technomancy [email protected]

I enjoy programming, rowing & bicycling. I am at my best when helping someone get something done or work through a problem. I especially enjoying programming in Rust and have written several little command line tools in Rust, notably `yj` and `query-rds-data`. My home is Pittsburgh, PA, USA. Pronouns: he/him.

Physics degree dropout and graduated audio-visual media engineer who finds himself writing software for a living. I enjoy functional and interactive programming and Clojure is where both ends meet best for me. Former JavaScript, Ruby, and Java programmer (in order of experience). And (as you probably guessed): I like naming things.


Senior Clojure Developer at OTTO, Hamburg, Germany.


Find my personal, non-work related (and German) profile at ‪@salonsozialist .

UIs & Programming Languages & Music
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Guided by feeling
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Toronto (they/them)

she/they. i'm gay.

he/him, sec-aware fullstack devops, management, consultancy

I try to raise awareness for software related attack vectors, counter measures, developments in technology and socio-technical evolvements.

I also try to help simplify access to and gain interest in technology, especially software development.

Texan, information farmer, formerly Okkervil River.

Java developer by day, Julia developer by night.

Always an amateur philosopher.

Sometimes funny...

Working Dad

Controversial things about me:
Anyone: transhumanist
Right-wing: polyamorous (married), agnostic atheist, left-ish, class consciousness resulting from working class upbringing
Leftist: bougie corporate drone, loyal citizen of the US (although I'm also a serious reformer), former libertarian

I hope you can look past all that though, we people need to stick together.

Is Experiential Development a Thing Yet?

I've worked on "distributed systems" "in the cloud" for a decade now and I'm still not sure if we can trust 'em.