releasedA lightweight native macOS app that copies only new photo and video originals from a camera card into ordinary date or event folders.
Michael Anderson
I lead a team of software, infrastructure, and network engineers doing next-generation development for HPC and AI. My side of that work is bringing up the infrastructure, not the end-user experience.
I got into photography because I wanted to capture how something felt, and lenses and sensors don't always see the world the way we do. I've done some professional work and I'm open to more, but the goal is to share how I see things.
I'm also an avid cyclist, and lately I've been finishing projects I've wanted to build for a while, mostly around options trading and market data. The ones worth sharing are here.
Recent photographs
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Journal
Everything →Copying only what's new
Why I wrote a small macOS app to get photos off a camera card, and what "already imported" should mean.
Building an automated options trading system
The first post in a series on building an automated options trading platform, from idea to production.
Northern lights, November 2025
Two hours of the aurora over the backyard trees, 1,039 frames long.
Milky Way over the Boundary Waters
Seventy-five minutes before dawn under a Boundary Waters sky, compressed into a few seconds of the Milky Way turning over the pines.
Projects
All →releasedScores an options action against the book you already hold, putting opening, closing, and doing nothing on one scale.
Find out which local models, runtimes, and settings actually work on your hardware, then compare the results.