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Other Things I've Written
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Software
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* GRADE Reporting And Definition Environment, a software library and program
  for managing a class full of students.  See
  `its README <http://hydra-www.ietfng.org/gitweb/index.cgi?p=grade;a=blob;f=README.rst;hb=HEAD>`_.

* Dyna2 prototype efforts (part of my PhD work at JHU) may be found at
  https://github.com/nwf/dyna.

Classes
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* I have, for many semesters, run a reading group on Category Theory.
  Towards that end, I have a lot of notes on topics in Category Theory.  Git
  repo of TeX documents available `locally <http://hydra-www.ietfng.org/gitweb/index.cgi?p=ctcheat>`_.

* In January of 2012, I taught an introduction to Haskell to 32 JHU
  undergrads.  This material is by now very dated, but perhaps informative
  all the same.  See :doc:`fwh/index`.

Various Student Seminar Talks
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* In 2008, I attempted to present `A Rewriting Prolog Semantics (Kulas,
  2000) <https://www.fernuni-hagen.de/wbs/mk/Kulas00_vcl.ps.gz>`_ to the JHU
  PL seminar; I made my own slides, which are available in PDF
  :download:`here <slides/2008-prolog-semantics.pdf>`.

* In 2011, I gave a (not very well done) talk about artificial life to
  the JHU ACM.  Slides are available in DVI :download:`here
  <slides/2011-acm-alife.dvi>`.

* In 2012, I gave a (long) presentation about `Tor
  <http://torproject.org/>`_ to the JHU ACM.  Slides are available in PDF
  :download:`here <slides/2012-acm-tor.pdf>`.  Note that, as happens with
  these things, that this material is a tad stale.

* In 2013, I presented `Figaro <https://github.com/p2t2/figaro>`_ to the JHU
  CLSP.  The slides are available in PDF :download:`here
  <slides/2013-clsp-figaro.pdf>`.

Documents
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* I have some work towards an "automaton zoo", with a similar aim to the
  "complexity class zoo" `here <http://hydra-www.ietfng.org/gitweb/index.cgi?p=autzoo>`_.

* I was involved in the bring-up of a modern computing stack for the JHU
  student chapter of the ACM, involving
  `ZFS <http://open-zfs.org>`_, `ceph <http://ceph.com/>`_, `Kerberos
  <http://web.mit.edu/kerberos/>`_, `OpenLDAP <http://www.openldap.org/>`_,
  `OpenAFS <http://openafs.org/>`_, and `OpenStack
  <https://www.openstack.org/>`_.  A huge amount of effort was spent
  writing documentation for subsequent generations.  Unfortunately, all
  good things must come to an end and so perhaps all that is left of this
  effort is my local mirror at https://hydra-www.ietfng.org/jhuacm-notes/ .
  Originally, and if ever those "subsequent generations" bring things back,
  it might again be found at at https://www.acm.jhu.edu/~admins.pub/systems/ .

* While at the JHU ACM, I was also the curator of its computer history
  museum; some documentation existed at https://www.acm.jhu.edu/~acm-museum/
  but this, too, seems to have disappeared.  I am sure I have a local copy
  if anyone is interested.

* I have contributed a few pages to the OpenAFS wiki:

  * https://wiki.openafs.org/InstallingOpenAFSinLXC/
  * https://wiki.openafs.org/LinuxKAFSNotes/

* Some :doc:`filk`.