River Dillon

I am a programmer interested in programming systems (broadly construed), compilers, and computer music, among other things. I am currently living in London, working on the research team at Antithesis, where we apply fuzzing to distributed systems. I'm also an occaisional volunteer at The National Museum of Computing.

In 2024, I spent three months at the Recurse Center in Brooklyn. They were a well spent three months. I recommend applying to do a batch, if you ever have the chance.

I have (the beginnings of) a blog.

Please email me if you so desire. I will be happy to hear from you.

Meet

I enjoy meeting people. Drop me a message if you're in London and would like to meet.

If you are a PhD student, I'll buy you lunch (has to be Banh Mi) if we can talk about your work and your interests.

Software

I am the author CLAVIER-36, a programming environment for generative music.