Software and games from Colorado
September 18, 2000
Six months before the release of Mac OS X in 2001, some friends and I were excited about Apple’s new OS. Linux in a whiz-bang wrapper? Yes please! Being broke children we weren’t interested in the prospect of having to buy to Macs to run it.
So in September of 2000, my friends Ray and Sean and I launched OSXonIntel.com to collect petitions in that spirit. We ended up getting slashdotted, and a fair amount of press in the Apple and computing spheres.
January 1, 0001
I’ve spent the better part of two decades leading engineering work that scales. I’ve played key roles in guiding products from early-stage scrappiness to long-term viability — including one that became a killer, high-growth product. My work tends to sit at the intersection of systems, people, and thoughtful progress.
I’ve built across the stack, led teams through high-growth phases, and recently focused on using large language models to improve developer experience and product impact. These days, I think a lot about how the tools we make ripple out into the world—not just in terms of performance and reliability, but sustainability, clarity, and human impact.
January 1, 0001
January 1, 0001
