I'm Matt Kindy, an engineer in Austin, TX, and the founder of NimbusAI. Most of my work is developer tooling and static analysis, with some ML and the occasional map. Projects drawn to scale below.
Figs. 1–4 Selected projects
Finds the bugs that type-check and pass tests but break at runtime, by comparing what each side of an API boundary actually does.
A time-space cartogram of Seattle: distance on the map reflects travel time, not geography. Driving, traffic, and transit, with a slider morphing between the city's shapes.
Predicts the NCAA tournament: two models blended by accuracy, graph centrality as a feature, and 50,000 simulated brackets with an upset dial.
Fantasy football draft analysis built on a graph: players, coaches, and games as nodes, stints as edges with validity spans, backtested against held-out seasons.
Rev. history Writing