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目前在 Anthropic 从事 Claude 相关工作，并在那里领导了 Claude.ai、Cowork 和 Code Desktop 的工程。作为 Electron 共同维护者和多产的开源维护者，其专注于让人们借助 AI 提高生产力。其为 Electron、Language Model Builder、MCBP、windows95、macintosh.js、clippy 等项目做出贡献或进行维护，并经常构建有趣的项目。此前：在 Notion（2023–2025）领导 Web 基础设施和桌面应用团队；在 Stripe（2021–2023）领导支付集成体验；在 Slack（2016–2021）担任 Senior Staff Engineer/EM，支持 C++ Electron 团队和 Slack 桌面应用，并撰写了 O’Reilly 的《Introducing Electron》；在 Microsoft（2014–2016）担任开源工程师，创建了 windows-build-tools 和 npm-windows-upgrade；以及在 Microsoft Germany/Silicon Valley（2011–2014）担任 Startup Developer Evangelist。更早之前，曾任 Apfeltalk.de 执行编辑（2007–2011），开发了拥有百万玩家的《Awesome Zombie Sniper》，并曾在牛津互联网研究所和杜塞尔多夫大学学习。

HN 评论者讨论了 Felix Rieseberg 的新个人网站：一个由一群 Claude 智能体制作、用 AI 编码的雄心勃勃的 3D/WebGL 体验。许多人称赞其复古、舒适、Flash 时代的美学和技术新奇性；其他人则批评它卡顿、耗电、无障碍性差，并且自动播放音频，还有人报告浏览器卡死。一篇链接文章解释了构建过程，引发了对 AI 生成艺术/代码、达克效应，以及“氛围编程”能否产出优化软件的争论。评论者提到柏林/华沙桥的景色，将其与旧 Flash 网站比较，并询问成本/token。讨论还岔到 Electron 的遗产、AI 工具构建以及 GUI 的未来。总体而言：一个令人印象深刻但两极分化的 AI 展示——对某些人来说富有创意且怀旧，对另一些人来说则没有灵魂且不实用。

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I work on Claude at Anthropic. Electron Co-Maintainer. Maintainer of too many little open source projects.

I have previously led teams and apps at Notion, Stripe, Slack, and Microsoft. At some point I was also an O'Reilly Author and Trainer but it's been a few years.

Things I do

I work on whatever allows me to make people productive with AI. In my time at Anthropic so far, I've lead engineering for Claude.ai, Cowork, and Code Desktop. Always looking for the next big thing!

I'm a contributor to and maintainer of a bunch of open source projects - with an ever-growing list, but I'm most proud of my work on Electron, Language Model Builder, MCBP, windows95, macintosh.js, and clippy. I have an uncurable addiction to building things I find fun and cute (and not necessarily super valuable), you can find the full list on GitHub.

Things I did

From 2023 to 2025, I lead the Web Infrastructure and Desktop App teams at Notion.

From 2021 until 2023, I lead a team called Payments Integration Experience working on the future of payments at Stripe.

From 2016 to 2021, I worked as a Senior Staff Engineer and Engineering Manager at Slack, where I got to support a team of amazing C++ engineers building the cross-platform desktop framework Electron – as well as Slack's desktop apps for macOS, Windows, and Linux. I cared a lot about the Node.js and Electron ecosystems, so I wrote an O'Reilly guide called "Introducing Electron". I still care today, I just write fewer books.

Before joining the little fledgling Slack, I worked from 2014 to 2016 as an Open Source Engineer at Microsoft, spending my time coding or talking about Open Source. We tried to improve developer's lives by releasing quality code on GitHub — as well as touring the world and presenting the lessons we've learned. I built things like the windows-build-tools or npm-windows-upgrade.

From 2011 to 2014, I worked with Microsoft Germany and Microsoft Silicon Valley specifically with younger companies as as Startup Developer Evangelist - first focusing on Berlin, then on the San Francisco Bay Area.

I also once wrote an O'Reilly book on Windows App Development with JavaScript. It's in German, but even if you do read it, it's very solidly out of date now and contains nothing you should read. I once built a terrible but surprisingly successful game, being the single developer behind Awesome Zombie Sniper. The code was outrageous but it brought minor joy to more than a million players. The actual goal of the work was to help developers succeed on Windows, Windows Phone, and Xbox by exploring cross-platform issues with Unity and the game was a surprisingly lucky "Hello World" demo.

From 2007 to 2011, I got my startup experience leading the German Apfeltalk.de magazine as Executive Editor where we served 10 million monthly users everything they needed to know about iOS and macOS. I'm proud that our team took the website from a small community to one of the biggest tech sites in Europe.

Academically, I graduated from the MSc program at the University of Oxford's Internet Institute, researching at the intersection of sociology, law, economics, and computer science. Before that, I studied at the University of Duesseldorf where I also spent some time as visiting lecturer for app development and New Media Research Associate.