Skin Deep
An infinitely zoomable photomosaic made of about 15,000 softcore photos. Every picture is made of smaller pictures, and you can keep zooming forever.
Hi, I’m Liz. I’m a programmer, an essayist, and a Twitter shitposter. This is my personal website: things I’ve made, things I’ve written, and pictures of me.
I post on
Twitter almost every day, about AI, gender, rationality, and whatever else is on my mind.
To message me, use
Telegram or
Discord. My Twitter DMs are open too. It’s in Almaty right now.
Updates also go to the RSS feed.
An infinitely zoomable photomosaic made of about 15,000 softcore photos. Every picture is made of smaller pictures, and you can keep zooming forever.

A CPU built out of individual logic gates, in an editor I wrote for it in Rust. Right now it counts in binary on a 16-segment display. Work in progress, the code isn’t public yet.
I turned an old Sony point-and-shoot into a cosmic-ray detector. Long exposures in a dark room: muons passing through the sensor leave dots and streaks.
Splits your reality every once in a while, as a practical joke on God.
Shouts at you to get back to work every 25 minutes.
How to be girl.
Computer programming is still the next big thing.
The most beautiful part of my sexuality is also the most rotten.
Stuff I can recommend, and some takes.
What if you don’t get into the rocket?
Relying on others without being vulnerable to betrayal.
New essays go out by email from
my Substack.
I build web apps, Telegram mini apps and AI tools, usually on my own and fast. Tell me what you want built, and I’ll tell you honestly how long it would take and whether I’m the right person for it.
Recent client work:
A tourist guide to Kazakhstan in 12 languages, with its own CMS and AI translation.
A Telegram mini app that plans a month of meals for owners of Kenwood kitchen robots.
Music, games, tools, and a thousand other projects. My favorite personal website.
My designer friend. He’s the reason this site is set in Inter.
The best skincare guide on the internet.
David Chapman on meaning, nebulosity, and what comes after rationalism.
Where I learned to think about thinking.
Exactly what it says.
Eric S. Raymond’s old FAQ. Still right.