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I'll update this when I know exactly what I'm working on at
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| Winamp |
My first contact with Nullsoft was when I was approached to port Winamp3 to Linux.
I made a great deal of progress with it until I needed to return to other responsibilities,
(there's actually something available for
download off of the
winamp.com website, though you'ld be better suited going here if I've given you the password). My current responsibilities involve their next generation streaming
technologies.
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Open Directory Project
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I was the primary (well only) engineer responsible for dmoz.org for the last two years. I took
the reigns from Autumn when I join Netscape/AOL in 2000,
and have now handed them back.
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Technogeeks
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I worked with a bunch of friends from school the summer before my senior year on a web contracting
company. The company has since fallen by the wayside, but it was a wild ride.
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CalTech
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Ah, my alma mater. How many nights did I not get enough sleep because of the workload? But through
the pain I was forced to grow and develop, and learn how to think (something I, like everyone else
there, was sure I already knew how to do). Not many schools out there these days take the time
to fully crush the egos of their students, but we deserved it, and we are better for it.
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CS 174c
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I took the computer graphics course at Caltech names CS 174. The final term was devoted to a
project, and I choose to implement a 1998 Siggraph paper entitles
Appearance-Preserving Simplification. The idea was to simplify a polygonal mesh with
standard metric based vertex elimination techniques, but to add a normal map the the reduced
triangles, in order to make the final renderings more detailed than could be done with just
the reduced polygons. I got as far as putting normal and texture map support into my raytracer
from the previous terms, and got the polygon simplification accomplished. Maybe if I had a few
more weeks I could have gotten the normal maps added to the simplification.
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Java Toys
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And here are a couple of toys I built for my last incarnation of a website shortly after first
learning Java. They can be a fun way to waste some time.
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