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 work on various aspects of simulation testing distributed systems. I organize a systems programming talk series in London. 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 or NYC 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 algorithmic music.