Building for fun again
I started programming because I thought it was magic. Then it became my career, and somewhere along the way I stopped building things for fun.
Personal site of Alex Brown — writing about software engineering, side projects, and things I'm building.
I started programming because I thought it was magic. Then it became my career, and somewhere along the way I stopped building things for fun.
I trained a neural network to detect musical keys from raw audio. The trick that made it work was embarrassingly simple.
I've been building websites since I was 14. After years of losing the spark at big tech, I'm back.