About me

I am
  • Colin Snover
  • an imperfect human
  • a scientist
  • making a funny face
  • an EarthBound fan
  • eating trout yogurt
  • a designer
  • reticulating splines
  • a software engineer
  • busy codejanitoring
  • a humanist
  • here to help

Oh, hi ho! It has been brought to my attention that everything is bad and nothing matters. Yet still I endeavour to create joy and reduce our collective suffering. If this is impractical, it is only because some people don’t want to, and the rest of us don’t want to enough.


Things I’ve done

Software
development

Zetafleet (2008 edition!)

For 20 years I’ve been building thoughtful software to solve real problems that actual people have. (Big Tech & VCs, take some notes!) But an app can’t give you a hug, help you move house, or hang out at the park. So for the many things in life that aren’t improved by technology, I instead build thoughtful communities.

Historical
preservation

If you don’t know where you came from, you can’t make good sense of the world. Preservation keeps our cultural heritage accessible for those who seek to experience it—whether for nostalgic joy, maintaining useful infrastructure, or simply trying to understand what the hell happened to us at the turn of the millennium.

Tools for
developers

I believe we can only accomplish truly great things when we all work together. That’s why, since 2010, I’ve helped write, maintain, and manage the open-source bedrock on which high-quality, secure, accessible software is built.

Electronic mail

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