Because my crap has to live somewhere
When I was the VP of the Temple ACM, Tim Henry and I headed up an effort to get other ACMers to participate in the Folding@Home project. In short, this project is a way to donate spare CPU cycles to scientists working on computationally difficult problems.
A few weeks …
I've just recently updated my LinkedIn to reflect it, but I left Vanguard back in September to join Coldlight Solutions, a start-up in Wayne, PA.
I've not written it here, but those who know me off-line know that I would like to pursue a PhD at some point in my …
Holy crap, where have I been?
All over the place, that's where. I've had a lot happen since I've last posted:
I almost forgot to brag: 0 A.D. was Sourceforge's Project of the Month in June. Check out the post here: https://sourceforge.net/blog/zero-ad-potm-june-2012/.
It feels pretty good to be on a team that's being recognized by the rest of the open source community. Also, this podcast was …
...but I did it!
I decided a while back that it'd be cool to do some graph analysis on the English Wikipedia database. I want to study how "connected" the articles are. I also want to collect some statistics about the text of the articles themselves, their references, and some …