I’m Edward O’Connor, a programmer living in San Diego, CA. I’m luckily married to Erin, an amazing linguist and artist from Fullerton, CA.

I build web apps in Python.

I’ve written several extensions for Emacs including its LiveJournal client, ljupdate, and an interface to Backpack’s API. I contribute to ERC, an Emacs IRC client. I blog about Emacs at emacsen.org, and run Planet Emacsen.

I grew up in the seaside town of Scituate, Massachusetts.

Interests

atom, barcamp, coworking, django, emacs, freebsd, Gnus, html5, json, lisp, microformats, openid, python, rest, screen, twitter, ubuntu, Vexillology, wsgi, xmpp

Groups

Edward O'Connor is a member of FreeBSD, Twitter, Microformats, freenode, Emacs, Python Bigots, Boston, BarCamp, OpenID Hackers, Web 2 0, Coworking, Slow Food, Djangonauts, PostgreSQL Users, Red Sox Nation

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