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  • sabi.net/nriley

    Nicholas Riley: Home

    Nicholas Riley home / bookmarks / software Contact information Email me at nriley at sabi dot net. Current activities I am a Medical Scholars Program (M.D./Ph.D.) student at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. I received my Ph.D. in computer science in May 2009, focusing on architectural interaction with dynamic language runtimes. My advisor was Craig Zilles. I contribute to the development of several open-source projects. Publications N. Riley

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  • redmonk.com/sogrady

    tecosystems - because technology is just another ecosystem

    Blogs Michael Coté James Governor Stephen O'Grady GreenMonk GearMonk RedMonk Rollup RedMonk TV RedMonk Skip to content tecosystems because technology is just another ecosystem Introducing Project Blue Bird: An Open Source Web Front End for R Sentiment Analysis Tweet In early July, I ran across Jeffrey Breen?s post on doing sentiment analysis in R a bit before two in the morning. It was interesting enough that I stayed up into the wee hours of the morning digesting his approach

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  • lockergnome.com/computerwhiz1

    LockerGnome Computerwhiz

    Blogs Answers Community Subscription Management Computerwhiz1 Edit this Menu Other Watch the Weather with the Meteorologist App Feb 9, 2011 | 0 One thing that I think everyone should have in their notification bar on their computer is a weather applet. Ones on the PC are plentiful, but on the Mac I never really hear about any. I did, however, run across this little jewel, which is open source and gets the job done wonderfully. Its name [...] Other Automatically Back Up Your Thumb Drive Nov

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  • arpitonline.com/blog

    Code Zen

    code zen ?I write pretty software? Posted 28 August 2011 @ 11am Tagged Android 6 Comments Building TimePiece: My presentation from Philly Android Alliance this week I gave a talk this week at the Philadelphia Android Alliance User Group on TimePiece, my open source Android World Clock app. We discussed some of the code and design patterns used in the application. Here is the slide deck from that presentation. Building TimePiece View more presentations from Arpit Mathur. Thanks to

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  • yaauie.com/me

    Ryan Biesemeyer (yaauie) on about.me

    I like figuring things out. I like making things.I'm a polyglot developer, currently employed by Microsoft's Open Source Technology Center as a testi

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