I’m a software engineer, side-project enthusiast, hobbyist game developer, sometimes writer, and full-time wheelchair user.
Speech-to-text combined with LLMs give me a taste of what assistive technology could be like in the not-too-distant future.
Over the last three months, I updated my minimal new-tab page browser extension and added some cool features.
I made a tiny JavaScript package for saving data to IndexedDB without all the normal hassle.
You ever stop to think who inspired your favorite activity? Or who introduced you to your favorite songs? Who taught you things you still use years later?
Looking back on another year, fighting against the steady march of time.
Is there a menu bar app for mac that will yell at me if I’m suddenly burning through my battery life?
Do more. Write less.
I’m coming up on ten years of being employed full-time (May 4, Star Wars day). I'll do a blog post on that day, but it’s been quite a ride. I’m lucky to have been born at a time when (and a place where) there was enough technology available to make working with spinal muscular atrophy possible. And I'm fortunate enough to have had help and support from so many people.
I'll have a lot more to say about it come Justin Timberlake's favorite month, but I wanted to put something out there now. (3/3)