Open eak24 opened 6 years ago
I'm Ethan! I will be providing technical assistance and advising to the POST team. The first semester of POST was my M. Eng project, and I'm so excited POST has been taking off. Below are some fun facts that attempt to use as much GFM as possible.
I like to dabble in any language I need to adequately architect software systems. I like to create a coding environment, using development tools and good coding practices, to incentivize high-quality code. I'm a big fan of Git and GitHub.
I have a dog named Scout:
And he is the love of my life.
A good quote by Ernst F. Schumacher:
Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius — and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction.
When you come to Honduras on the AguaClara trip this winter, you might find the following flavor guide useful for some fruits I haven't seen in the US:
Fruit Name | Flavor | Type of Plant |
---|---|---|
Maracuyá | Tart with a fantastically fruity smell about the size of an apple | Tree |
Lichi | Like a large sweet grape with a hairy cover | Vine |
Tamarindo | Astringent gooey seeds in a bean pod | Tree |
Lastly, here's a short snippet of code I came across recently that counts source lines of code. Use it to count the POST lines of javascript code - or whatever type you like, just edit it slightly!
## prints recursive count of lines of python source code from current directory
## includes an ignore_list. Also prints total sloc
import os
cur_path = os.getcwd()
ignore_set = set(["count_sourcelines.py"])
loclist = []
for dir, _, files in os.walk(cur_path):
for file in files:
if file.endswith(".js") and file not in ignore_set:
totalpath = os.path.join(dir, file)
loclist.append( ( len(open(totalpath, "r").read().splitlines()),
totalpath.split(cur_path)[1]) )
for linenumbercount, filename in loclist:
print "%05d lines in %s" % (linenumbercount, filename)
print "\nTotal: %s lines (%s)" %(sum([x[0] for x in loclist]), cur_path)
Can't wait to work on POST with y'all!
A second response to this thread (in italics) By Jay Castro
My favorite language is C++ but I'm also experienced in JavaScript and Python.
None to speak of. I've killed enough fish to know I should probably figure out how to take care of myself before I move on to being responsible for another little life.
I advised and developed for POST last year. I have a good working knowledge of the POST innards, so please feel free to ask me questions along with Ethan!
I live in Bozeman, MT, I do software engineering and analytics for an optics startup. I grew up in Miami, FL.
From a British children's rhyme, most likely
They who never know their ABC's, forever will a blockhead be.
Yet another response to this thread
I'm Fawn, I'm a junior studying computer science with minors in business and information science. This is my second semester on the team, and I've been largely working on the front-facing portion of the website, but aim to work on the full stack.
I've been programming since my sophomore year of high school, and am most familiar with Python, Java, and Javascript, though I'm pretty sure by the end of the semester I'll be very familiar with C (yay Operating Systems). Front-end wise I've also had quite a bit of experience with HTML and CSS.
I'm still living on West Campus, in Becker House. I was born in Queens, New York, though.
None, but I really love dogs. I have legitimately cried while meeting dogs.
I'm Sneha, a sophomore CS major. I'm in the College of Engineering and I love to dance in my free time. Shameless advertisement: if you or anyone you know at Cornell is interested in dance, come to Cornell Sitara tryouts tomorrow from 8:30-11 pm @ Barton! Anyway, more on topic, I'm really excited to be a part of POST, and I can't wait to get started :)
I've taken CS 1110 (Python), CS 2110 (Object Oriented Programming), and CS 2800 (Discrete Structures), and now I'm taking CS 3410 (which is horrible) and CS 4320 (database). I've also taken a few self-learning courses on HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Android App Development. I've used GitHub a little, but I'm not too comfortable with it yet, so that's definitely something I need to learn.
When I'm not coding, dancing, or sleeping, I love watching movies and TV shows. My favorite movie is Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King and Mad Max: Fury Road. Like every other person, I'm obsessed with Game of Thrones (but I haven't seen the finale yet so please no spoilers!).
"Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing, there is a field, I'll meet you there." - Rumi
I'm from Dublin, Ohio which, fun fact, is the happiest suburb in the U.S.!
I'm Giancarlo Pacenza. I am a sophomore in the College of Engineering studying Computer Science and this is my first semester working with Aguaclara.
My first exposure to coding/programming was last semester in CS 1112. To date I can code in Python, Java, and Matlab, but my preferred language is Python.
I am originally from San Pedro Sula in the north of Honduras but I currently live in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
I absolutely love baleadas, a very popular food from the north of Honduras
I am a pretty sarcastic individual, so I really like the following quote:
Sarcasm: the last refuge of modest and chaste-souled people when the privacy of their soul is coarsely and intrusively invaded.
- Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Hey, everyone.
My name is Nathan and I am a sophomore in the CAS attempting to double major in CS and Econ. Besides school, I'm involved in Cornell Orchestra, Chinese Student Association and am in Lambda Phi Epsilon Fraternity.
Coding Experience
I've taken CS 1110 and am currently taking CS 2110 and 2800. However, I (attempted) to self-teach myself Java over the summer and in turn got more interested in coding. I set up a Github account in the summer but never used it so it is definitely a skill I need to work on. Interests
Interests
Very into music, mostly classical and rap but also exploring lofi hip hop. I have also played the violin for the past 12 years and hope to continue it throughout college. Got very into Overwatch this summer, although Cornell's workload has put a bit of a damper on my fun. Also, I love food. Like a lot.
Where in the World
I'm from Northern Virginia about 20 minutes outside DC. Currently, live in Uris Library (although the school says I live in Casc)
By Dhruv Baijal Hi. I'm Dhruv. I'm a sophomore studying Computer Science in the College of Engineering. I'm minoring in business. I've been programming since sophomore year of high school.
I'm from Delhi, India. It's a pretty big city with around 20 million people!
I like programming in Java and Python!
I love Butter Chicken and Naan - famous Punjabi food eaten in North India! If any of you come to India, you definitely have you try it!
I love dancing and playing cricket and badminton!
Looking forward to working on POST!!
Hi @AguaClara/post-cornell !
So nice to meet all of you the other day! I'm sorry about the technical difficulties. Luckily, we have alternative ways to contact one another (such as through GitHub issues) that aren't quite as bandwidth demanding 😄 .
On the right, you'll notice issues can be in projects, have assignees, labels, and milestones. It's most important to assign yourself issues as you work. This is how everyone on the team can keep track of what you're working on and provide suggestions. Issues will be the main way of contacting me (or anyone else, for that matter) to get help. To reach out to me, just use a mention by typing an "at sign" followed by a username @fawnwong , for instance.
In an effort to get everyone used to using GitHub, let's try introducing ourselves through this GitHub issue! Try to use as many GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) things as possible using that linked cheatsheet. For fun, let's each aim to each use at least 5 GFM things (links, italics, tables, code, etc) in our answers.
Also, be sure to include a list of your coding expertise - such as particular languages you like to code in and/or particular types of work you prefer (UI/UX or databases or server-side or front-end logic, security, algorithms).
I look forward to learning more about y'all!