Charlie Harrington

Basically, do it.

Dec 2021 Update: I've migrated this site to syte, and the previous (flaky!)

I've started an interview series on the FloydHub blog called "Humans of Machine Learning."

Here's a new Terminal Man track from my most recent flight to Newark.

I've always been a little bit obsessed with graduation speeches.

More arppegiator magick using the Apple on-screen keyboard in Logic.

We ran ~38 miles of the Zion Traverse this past Saturday, including the I-can't-believe-this-is-actually-allowed Angels Landing climb.

My childhood dream of becoming friends with a real-life robot like Johnny 5 came true two weeks ago.

This is the first Terminal Man track in which the only Apple loop used is the percussion track - everything else I created using Logic's on-screen keyboard.

We ran the Grand Canyon, and I only got lost once.

Von Chomp is a monster who loves to count - workout reps, patrons at hipster BBQs, even 🍪s.

My unsolicited submission for the Season 2 soundtrack to Stranger Things.

Every good app needs a mascot.

This was a much smaller race than I expected.

Not quite Watership Down, but still pretty weird in a good way.

Six years ago Mark Mager convinced me it was a good idea to play an acoustic Beatles medley in front of our entire Morgan Stanley division to celebrate my departure and his return.

Wormie is an iOS app to connect you with people in the places you want to see.

Subclassing in JavaScript is quite useful.

I spoke in Berlin, and took a really bad still image, apparently.

Knerds is a simple and fun iOS game that helps you learn the names of your co-workers through brute force, cuddly mascots, and spaced repetition.

Last week, streaming live from London, TERMINAL MAN performed its first show ever, appearing live in New York City at the Knewton Talent Show.

The best thing for being sad is to learn something.

My favorite Calvin and Hobbes strip

My five minute pitch to the masters of the ELT universe.

"It's so awesome that we are in a planetarium, first of all." - Charlie Harrington

My friend Luke asked me to design a new logo for his new company.

This is the first song I wrote and recorded on my Fostex four-track.

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I'm a computer programmer working on Folio.