Recurse Center
@recurse.com
The retreat where curious programmers recharge and grow. 🌱
Work at the edge of your abilities, develop your volitional muscles, and learn generously.
📝 Applications are now open!
🔗 https://www.recurse.com/
📍NYC
Work at the edge of your abilities, develop your volitional muscles, and learn generously.
📝 Applications are now open!
🔗 https://www.recurse.com/
📍NYC
The Recurse Center is a self-directed retreat for programmers, coming to make for the joy of making, collaborate with kind peers, and of course— become a dramatically better programmer. We don’t charge tuition, since we’re fully funded by our integrated recruiting team.
Applications are now open!
Applications are now open!
November 22, 2025 at 10:04 PM
The Recurse Center is a self-directed retreat for programmers, coming to make for the joy of making, collaborate with kind peers, and of course— become a dramatically better programmer. We don’t charge tuition, since we’re fully funded by our integrated recruiting team.
Applications are now open!
Applications are now open!
When you @frankchiarulli.com have successfully nerd-sniped the entire floor into clustering around your project, crawling out from behind their laptops and study groups…
November 21, 2025 at 11:24 PM
When you @frankchiarulli.com have successfully nerd-sniped the entire floor into clustering around your project, crawling out from behind their laptops and study groups…
New Yorkers hate dogs 🚫🐕 (we have the data)
It's pairing jam day at RC and Chris, Brittney, Wilson, and Tajairi made a 311 noise complaint heat map of NYC.
It's pairing jam day at RC and Chris, Brittney, Wilson, and Tajairi made a 311 noise complaint heat map of NYC.
November 12, 2025 at 9:19 PM
New Yorkers hate dogs 🚫🐕 (we have the data)
It's pairing jam day at RC and Chris, Brittney, Wilson, and Tajairi made a 311 noise complaint heat map of NYC.
It's pairing jam day at RC and Chris, Brittney, Wilson, and Tajairi made a 311 noise complaint heat map of NYC.
What could you learn in just one day? At RC we hosted Impossible Stuff Day to test just that— and Jack Heard made his first ever piece of music by live coding :)
October 10, 2025 at 6:41 PM
What could you learn in just one day? At RC we hosted Impossible Stuff Day to test just that— and Jack Heard made his first ever piece of music by live coding :)
📝 Applications are OPEN for our next batch!
Enjoy programming? Spend 6-12 weeks building what excites you alongside thoughtful, kind peers, both in NYC and remotely!
Learn more at recurse.com, and apply at recurse.com/apply
Enjoy programming? Spend 6-12 weeks building what excites you alongside thoughtful, kind peers, both in NYC and remotely!
Learn more at recurse.com, and apply at recurse.com/apply
October 9, 2025 at 3:18 PM
📝 Applications are OPEN for our next batch!
Enjoy programming? Spend 6-12 weeks building what excites you alongside thoughtful, kind peers, both in NYC and remotely!
Learn more at recurse.com, and apply at recurse.com/apply
Enjoy programming? Spend 6-12 weeks building what excites you alongside thoughtful, kind peers, both in NYC and remotely!
Learn more at recurse.com, and apply at recurse.com/apply
Join us on August 13 for Localhost!
🦠 Peter Whidden will present Mote, an interactive ecosystem simulation with hundreds of thousands of organisms. His custom GPU physics engine models many simple behaviors at a massive scale, producing fascinating emergent phenomena.
RSVP below ⬇️
🦠 Peter Whidden will present Mote, an interactive ecosystem simulation with hundreds of thousands of organisms. His custom GPU physics engine models many simple behaviors at a massive scale, producing fascinating emergent phenomena.
RSVP below ⬇️
July 18, 2025 at 3:29 PM
Join us on August 13 for Localhost!
🦠 Peter Whidden will present Mote, an interactive ecosystem simulation with hundreds of thousands of organisms. His custom GPU physics engine models many simple behaviors at a massive scale, producing fascinating emergent phenomena.
RSVP below ⬇️
🦠 Peter Whidden will present Mote, an interactive ecosystem simulation with hundreds of thousands of organisms. His custom GPU physics engine models many simple behaviors at a massive scale, producing fascinating emergent phenomena.
RSVP below ⬇️