simple DBM command line utilities Usage: db_look file.db [key] Usage: db_add file.db key val Usage: db_remove file.db key [key2 .. keyN]
Wedding Anniversary
Ariella and I just celebrated our 1 year wedding anniversary. We’ve been living in Los Angeles for the past year. I’m continuing to work for Yahoo! in Sunnyvale, and Ariella is studying to be a Rabbi at the University of Judaism here in LA.
Mozilla Public License diffs
Mozilla Public License diffs the Mozilla Public License (http://www.mozilla.org/MPL/) states that I need to post diffs if I modify any code. So keepin’ legal, my diffs are here.
Personality plug-in for Eudora
The Personality plug-in for Eudora adds 3 stereotypical “personalities” to your Message Plug-ins menu in Eudora 3.x and 4.x for Windows. It translates English messages into either mock Swedish (like the Swedish Chef on the Muppet Show), mock Jive (a black dialect of the 70s), or B1FF-speak (a fictitious person who is “new” on the ‘Net who spells poorly and […]
Mountain View High School Class of 1993 5-Year Reunion
Mountain View High School Class of 1993 5-Year Reunion, Saturday, August 22, 1998.
webster
webster was a perl script that queries Merriam-Webster’s online dictionary from the command-line to look up a word. Uses lynx. Co-authored with Stephanie Schaaf.
CompareURLContent.java
CompareURLContent is a self-serializing Java class that compares a hashed version of the content stream associated with a URL with the current version
Java Network File System
The Java Network File System was my Honors Thesis project at Brown University and second place winner for the 1997 ACM Quest for Java student programming contest. README See my contest README for an overview of the project and instructions for running the server and client. Paper We introduce and discuss the Java Network File System ( JNFS), a network file system for Network […]
WhatsForDinner
WhatsForDinner was a perl script that prints out today’s University Food Services lunch and dinner menus. Makes use of lynx and the BDH’s daily menu.
Nearest-Neighbor Machine Learning Bakeoff
Introduction This document presents the results from my Topics in Machine Learning final project at Brown University, written in December 1996. The project was a “bakeoff” for machine learning algorithms that learned classification problems (categories instead of continuous functions). I discuss my implementation and results for Nearest-Neighbor and k-Nearest-Neighbor, two well-known machine learning algorithms, on three classification datasets. In addition, I […]