Title: About Me Slug: about
Hi, I'm Bryan Newbold! I like to climb things and look around. Most of my work has been dealing with the messy interfaces between information, abstraction, and nature (eg, embedded digital electronics for scientific instruments). You might know me from around San Francisco, Seattle (leastsquar.es), New York City (Recurse Center), or Boston/Cambridge (Industry Lab, MIT).

## Contact My prefered contact method is email: **[bnewbold@robocracy.org](mailto:bnewbold@robocracy.org)** I hang out on IRC with the username ``bnewbold`` on the ``oftc.net`` network. I do not have social media accounts on Twitter, Facebook, Google+, or LinkedIn. As of 2022 I live in Seattle, WA at the [Extraordinary Least Squares](https://extraordinary.leastsquar.es/) household; follow that link for transit directions and our mailing address. My GPG key, valid for my email address above from 2014 onwards, is: 
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You can also find me as [@bnewbold](https://keybase.io/bnewbold) on [keybase.io](https://keybase.io). The full public key for the above is in an HTML comment of this document. ## About This Website Stuff that lives here includes: * a wiki ["brain dump"](href="https://know.bnewbold.net/) of notes and lessons learned * a [photo gallery](/photos/) * an informal [tumble](http://journal.bnewbold.net) of photos and links * an RSS [feed reader](http://feeds.bnewbold.net) * [git repositories](https://git.bnewbold.net) * a sparse [set of articles](/archives/) There's a lot of free software written by other people making this possible; see credits.