Auspicious Posting

Putting things out in the world has had a positive impact on my life. I’ve met the vast majority of my post-college friends on Twitter discussing music (see: hyperpop) and software. That’s where I met Peytie, too, confirming my suspicion that Twitter is the best dating app.

It turns out, posting my thoughts about music software was a very good idea, and led to my current job as a music software *er.

I like to think I’m preparing for good fortune. It’s not a guarantee, but posting creates all of these opportunities for new connections and growth.

All of this being said, I believe in sharing my thoughts with the world. Unfortunately, Twitter (X!) is a bit of an L right now. So, inspired by my former professor, I’m trying out milliblogging.

The Blog

On Twitter, I mostly post about audio software; that’s what people follow me for, anyways. I hope to go broader here. I’ll do my best to touch on these topics and more:

• How to write good audio software
• What I’m listening to
• Cute math and coding puzzles
• Routines and fitness
• Social media and parasocial relationships
• Newsworthy physics, stats, and machine learning
• Social life and LA
• Learning strategies
• Helping people

I’ll end with an album recommendation. Jack Kilgore and Alex Meinhof are better artists than I am. I’m working on it.