
Department of Computer
Science
|
109 Comstock Place
|
I am a CS graduate student, and I'm currently focusing on fault-tolerant distributed computing. In particular, I am working on the Tacoma project, which is an attempt to build operating system support for fault-tolerant agent-based computing.
Flapdragon is no longer new (it's been over a year now) and I no longer live there, but it's still a great veggie coop (which I crash at often nowadays...) Here's the slightly outof date webpage. It does, however, have a timely notice that Flapdragon has an opening for starting 12/15! If you need a place to live, I highly recommend it.
I'm a big Go fan, though I don't get to play much. Go is an ancient Chinese game with extremly simple rules but very complicated and satisfying strategy. If you'd like to learn more, here's a great intro page. Also, if you want to play Go on the internet (yes, I know it's not as good as a game with a real live person in front of you, but it's better than nothing.) and you're on a Unix machine, take a look at cgoban. It's the nicest go board program I've seen. And, it makes it trivially easy to play on the net.
I am newly married, and my new wife, Lisa, and I, are living in Syracuse,
where she is going to medical school (at the
SUNY Health Science Center,
uniquely qualified as the only medical school within an hour and twenty minutes
of Cornell) and loving every bit of it.
![]()
Some favorite
poems:
I was very impressed by this. It's a good example how fairly simple AI
technology can be used to great effect. This site has an AI engine that takes
in your ratings of movies, and by comparing that to the ratings of others,
comes up with recommendations. I found it almost alarmingly good (in contrast
to Firefly, which tries to do the same thing, but fails miserably.)
You put in your home address, and they give you directions to the seven
closest bakeries. It's not perfect, but it's better than the other web
yellow pages I've tried (i.e., bigbook and bigyellow.) I don't know why they
don't advertise it more.The following is my PGP public key.
-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: 2.6.3 Comment: Processed by Mailcrypt 3.4, an Emacs/PGP interface mQBtAzGjOHoAAAEDALFh77LG9JMDG+xO+3VHtNCl9PaiF7Bwd0COtM79h2zIsMf0 gcE7kuIe0GNP9q2q8SWfZbjWxdtyF5t7cGilgJqVeA+rb39yLf+ZWqujcioCZOec 4v+Zx/EYKbNYxtnc8QAFEbQoWWFyb24gTS4gTWluc2t5IDx5bWluc2t5QGNzLmNv cm5lbGwuZWR1PokAdQMFEDGjOHoYKbNYxtnc8QEBm3sC/3G3Kga7r7sok5R9iN8n OAZIHjas/uB+gCjs1Aj2j8XNoertfeyLbVHpn0jTSweAbOGzkxAiXP9Nhv/wUmjg ZsnvI0SpWk7rvZG2d4rojsWmC9+e8IgSq0sbE+22BsBP7w== =jcwz -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----