This space has been quiet for a while so here's a quick update to let people know I'm still around. I heard back that project Tahiti didn't make the TechCrunch20. This was actually a good thing since the last month has been so busy with other stuff. Now I can move back to my original development plan which is to release to a small topic focused group and expand as I work out the kinks.
I wrapped up everything in Silicon Valley and now I'm back in the Alley. I'm ready to continue work on the project and will hopefully launch a private beta for people in the Ruby community sometime in September. It will be tough to keep it going while I'm starting a new semester, but hopefully I'll be able to pull it off.
I'm working out of CooperBricolage today and going to the nyc.rb hackfest later tonight.
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August 28, 2007
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Talks
- Synchronous Reads, Asynchronous Writes
Talk I gave at RubyConf 2009 on building large scale applications with RESTful services and AMQP messaging. - Machine Learning Techniques for the Semantic Web
A short talk on machine learning I gave at the NYC Semantic Web meetup. - Collective Intelligence
Talk at the 2008 Gotham Ruby Conference on recommendation systems.
Linkage
- My Github
- Feedzirra
My Ruby library for parsing and fetching feeds at blinding speed. - SAX Machine
My Ruby library exposes a DSL for building Nokogiri backed SAX parsers. - Typhoeus
My Ruby library for running HTTP requests quickly, easily, and in parallel. - NYC Machine Learning Meetup
The meetup I organize. Talks from researchers and practitioners on machine learning and related technologies and techniques.
Recent Posts
- Parse Domains from URLs easily with Domainatrix
- Resources for Synchronous Reads, Asynchronous Writes at RubyConf 2009
- Typhoeus, the best Ruby HTTP client just got better
- Bypassing wxWidgets error when building Erlang from Source on OS X
- Detect and Parse Atom and RSS Feed URLs from HTML with TruffleHog
- Using the Nginx Memcached module with Passenger
- First NYC Machine Learning Meetup
- Using Named Pipes in Ruby for Inter-process Communication
- On Ruby Interview with me
- Breathe fire over HTTP in Ruby with Typhoeus
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