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On 05/17/2012 08:31 PM, Markos Chandras wrote: |
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> Good evening everyone, |
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> It is my pleasure to announce a new Gentoo developer. Richard |
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> "ryao" Yao, is joining us from Stony Brook, New York and he will |
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> working on fbsd and zfs related areas. Here is how he describes |
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> himself: |
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> "I hold a bachelor of science in Applied Mathematics and |
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> Statistics, and Computer Science, from the State University of New |
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> York. I am pursuing a PhD in Computer Science at the same |
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> institution. My primary research interests involve operating system |
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> design, security and parallel computing. I have also written |
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> backend software for a RFID item tracking system used by a startup |
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> from my university's electrical engineering department to track |
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> items owned by residents in retirement homes to keep them from |
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> being lost in things like the laundry or trash. It runs on Gentoo |
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> Linux, although the source code specific to their business is not |
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> publically available. I am currently working on ZFS support in |
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> Gentoo Linux. I have a great interest in Gentoo Alt projects and I |
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> like RISC computing. My favorite programming languages are C and |
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> C++." |
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> Please give him a warm welcome |
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Stony Brook just rang a bell: their file system lab |
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<http://www.fsl.cs.stonybrook.edu/> has loads of interesting stuff. |
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Good to have you, Richard! |
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Best, |
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Sebastian |
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