My name is James T. Martin. I am a programmer and moderator in the programming language design community. There, I research type theory and time-reversible computing, maintain the community website, and host a bridge between IRC and Discord via Matrix. I value challenging problems, and always strive to find the best solution I can. You can find out more about what I do on my Projects page.
In high school I wrote Java for the school's robotics competition team, taught my peers Java and Git, and mentored programming at the summer robotics camp. In middle school, I used Unity3d to write a Minecraft clone with infinite procedurally generated worlds and networked multiplayer, and ran a somewhat popular Fallout-themed Minecraft server.
Outside of programming, I enjoy playing music, playing D&D, hiking, and skiing.