Ongoing Projects

Things I'm doing that are updated fairly regularly.

Recording the podcast Ignore All Previous Instructions. Watch on YouTube, or listen through other streaming platforms.
Dance teaching at my private practice.
Blogging at thewebivore.com: writing about technology and everything else as well.
Music at beats.thewebivore.com, for irregularly released tracks, and I'm also 50% of CatFans [the band].

Projects

Things I've made that are encapsulated (not ongoing).

Music: Self-titled Pam the Webivore EP (2020) of 4 mastered live code tracks.
Music/Film: Project Brain States (2020), created with a team of 3 collaborating over 5 days via gmail and featuring my music.
Web/Art: The Postcard Wall (2020).
Web/Art/Audio: Codachrome (2019), a web audio project created with a team at the Recurse Center.
Zine: Serverless zine (2018).
Podcast: Turing-Incomplete, which recorded 100 episodes before stopping in 2017.
Book: Beyond the Resume (2016), an opinionated guide on getting your next developer job by leveraging your network.
Web/Art: Spacetime (2014), a visualization of consellations over time, made at Hack the Universe 2014.
App: AdHawk (née CuiBono), "Shazam for political ads" that was later adopted by the Sunlight Foundation, but began as a team project at Random Hacks of Kindness 2011.

Communities I facilitate or cat herd, both now and in the past.

Philly Queer Slowdance: A cozy community event, like a middle school dance but grown up and everyone can be themselves. Founded 2024.
Remote in Philly: Launched in 2019, to form a conversation around people who work remotely but live in the Philadelphia region. No longer involved.
PhillyDev Slack: I served on the admin team of this large online community of developers in/around Philadelphia for many years.
Conference: Cofounded LibertyJS, Philadelphia's JavaScript conference, which has been running for 5+ years. I keynoted in 2017. (no longer actively involved)
Meetups: I was an organizer for the Philadelphia JavaScript Developers meetup for three years, growing from a dozen to over 1k members. I helped with the the Serverless meetup for a year+.