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My Twitter Accounts

Some people do whole life tweeting, some people don't. 

I happen to be a liberal, a vegan & a Buddhist & don't want people to think I'm doing advocacy just because I mention one of those. There is a time for advocacy and a time for not doing advocacy.

I also have a few accounts that are primarily consumption accounts, for consuming content from celebrities, artists, actors, writer and so on- people who are unlikely to chat with me. 

Interaction Accounts. You'd benefit from following me here.
@mistersql  - DC Tech & Software Dev Account
@vegdevops - Health, plant based cooking, running, and the like
@mott_st - NYC Tech & Software Dev Account (& sometimes business travel topics)
@matthewmartin - My Buddhism account

Consumption Accounts. I do low volume tweeting here, but if I tweet I stay on topic.
@vegantrain - Almost entirely pictures of my dinners at vegan restaurants.
@flyscifiguy - Sci Fi, space and stuff
@trainsnake - Python conferences & following python people
@jabahutscript - JavaScript, node, etc.
@mathmtka - My math, logic, kumon, math club account
@janmato - Linguistics & fake languages
@okayape - My left wing politics account, national politics
@takomaparkmatt - My Takoma Park and DC/Maryland politics account


There are more accounts, but I'm not going to bore you.



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