I have a Fuji X100T camera that I'm sad to admit that after a year I'm no better at shooting manual with. Like butter! I inherited an older Simplicity serger from my Grandma and it's been so fantastic to have. A Bernina has been a dream of mine to have and it's like butter. I recently treated myself to a Bernina 350 sewing machine. I have a retina iPad mini for reading books, articles and blogs or streaming Law and Order episodes next to my laptop. I have an iPhone 6S and this fun cat battery pack I got in Taipei, I love it so much! So now I mostly use it to test Atom and Electron on ARM because I think it would be great to have more software that works on these processors. This is how I learned that ARM processors were a thing and that dream wouldn't really be like I thought it would be.

I have a 13' MacBook Pro, it's my work computer and life computer because I can't deal with syncing.Įven though I said I can't deal with syncing, I have an 11' ASUS Chromebook because I wanted a little computer just for writing in cafes and not feeling like I was 'working'. I love walking! What hardware do you use? I used to do so more before I started programing and am trying to get myself to disconnect more and get back to it these days. So that's why I'm where I am now but I'd like to bridge the gap one day. A few years ago, a year as a Code for America fellow turned me on - and empowered me - to build open source software. My degree is in architecture and I used to be an urban designer for the City of Boston. I'm really passionate about building tools that are accessible and hopefully empowering.

I get to write open source for work which is pretty awesome! I also do a lot of open source not for work. I'm an engineer at GitHub on the Atom/ Electron team.

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