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    OSCON 2007 Trip Report
    by anandeep on August 17, 2007

    My overall impression was that OSCON was lower key than last year. There seemed to be fewer booths in the Exhibition floor and less palpable excitement in the venue. A lot of people were complaining about the quality of the tutorials and the talks. Or it may just be that this was my second time around attending OSCON and it didn’t have the same quality of excitement for me compared to the very first... more

    • Friday, August 17, 2007
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    An Interview with Ruby on Rails Core Team Member: Michael Koziarski
    by anandeep on April 03, 2007

    Michael Koziarski (a.k.a) Koz is one of the core group of about 12 people who holds the keys to the code repository for the Rails framework (also known as Ruby on Rails. They’re all listed on the Rails core page with name and mug-shot. (I checked, a guy who looks like the Michael I interviewed has his mug shot on the page!)... more

    • Tuesday, April 03, 2007
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    Decoding Liberation: An interview with Samir Chopra
    by anandeep on March 30, 2007

    Samir Chopra is an Associate Professor of Computer and Information Science at the City University of New York (CUNY), Brooklyn. He has a Master’s degree in Computer Science and a Doctorate in Philosophy and is interested in the intersection of politics and technology – specifically information technology. In this post we both interview Samir and provide a chapter from his forthcoming book: Decoding... more

    • Friday, March 30, 2007
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    Cross-Platform Access to Codeplex Compliments of our Friends at Teamprise
    by MichaelF on March 20, 2007

    Awhile ago we talked to Martin Woodward from Teamprise about their suite of client applications allowing cross-platform access to Visual Studio Team Foundation Server. Today Teamprise announced free client licenses for developers who want to use them to access Codeplex. In this post we provide information on the announcement as well as a new interview with Martin...... more

    • Tuesday, March 20, 2007
    • in: Community
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    Who really needs to gather crash information and what do they need to do with it?
    by anandeep on March 07, 2007

    I just got back from Cambridge (in the United Kingdom, not the one by the Charles river) from the Microsoft Research / Technische Universitat Darmstadt “Reliability Analysis of System Failure Data” conference. The objective of the conference was to bring academia and industry together to deal with a problem in the field of reliability analysis...... more

    • Wednesday, March 07, 2007
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    Conversations are what it's all about...LinuxWorld OpenSolutions Summit
    by anandeep on February 15, 2007

    I am writing this from the Big Apple. The Linuxworld Open Solutions Summit is in New York and running from February 13th through February 15th. I questioned the wisdom of holding a conference in February on the East coast rather than the milder shores of the West Coast - since I arrived the middle of a snowstorm after a day's delay caused by flight cancellations. But once I got here the bright... more

    • Thursday, February 15, 2007
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    Can Open Source Scratch an Itch Before It Happens?
    by anandeep on February 05, 2007

    I am an avid reader of Joel On Software – I find his insights great and very revealing. I was reading a recent blog post by Joel entitled “The Big Picture”  in which he has this to say about open source: “Open source doesn’t quite work like that. It’s really good at implementing copycat features, because there’s a spec to work from: the implementation you’re copying. It’s really good at Itch Scratching... more

    • Monday, February 05, 2007
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    Can the Linux Kernel be More Maintainable? Anandeep interviews Professor Stephen Shach
    by anandeep on January 18, 2007

    Prof Stephen R. (Steve) Schach is an Associate Professor of Computer Science and Computer Engineering at the Vanderbilt University. Port 25 met up with him while he was visiting Seattle, Washington in picturesque Kirkland, Washington on the shores of Lake Washington... ... more

    • Thursday, January 18, 2007
    • in: Media
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    Crash Data Collection and Analysis
    by anandeep on December 19, 2006

    Archana has been working in the area of Empirical Computer Science (which relies on real data rather than theory or simulation) and some of her research is on computer crashes. She worked on collecting data on Windows crashes and is in general interested in the idea of using real data to advance Computer Science...... more

    • Tuesday, December 19, 2006
    • in: Media
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    Experimental or Production?
    by anandeep on December 05, 2006

    There's two things people figure out about me (mainly because I tell them!) - one that I am crazy about airplanes and two that I love stirring controversy! And in this blog I get an opportunity to bring those two favorite things together...... more

    • Tuesday, December 05, 2006
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    Learning to Read!
    by anandeep on November 16, 2006

    One of the great things about my job at the Open Source Software Lab (OSSL) here at Microsoft (besides being able to work with both Linux and Windows!) is that I get to go computer science research conferences. I try not to attend the purely academic ones, but the ones in which both industry and academic research issues are addressed. I just got back from ISSRE (pronounced “is-ree”) i.e. the 17th... more

    • Thursday, November 16, 2006
    • in: Community
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    Unsexy Development
    by anandeep on October 27, 2006

    I loved doing development in a research and university environment. You got to write cool code, prove new ideas, break new ground and generally ended up with bragging rights to say “I did an image recognition algorithm on a multi-layer architecture implementing reactive and planning parallelism on an autonomous robot!” When I moved to industry and wrote software for day to day use – things changed... more

    • Friday, October 27, 2006
    • in: Community
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    Microkernels Revisited?
    by MichaelF on October 06, 2006

    In the IT industry it is axiomatic that whatever is new will be old, and will then be new again! Consider the “Service Bureau” approach that was used in the mainframe days, in which an organization’s computing needs were taken care of by a “Service Bureau” that maintained the infrastructure, served up the applications and provided the support for the users. The Service Bureau typically served many... more

    • Friday, October 06, 2006
    • in: Community
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    Madison Digital Image Database: Art History Evolves Through Open Source
    by MichaelF on September 27, 2006

    To continue the series of interesting people we met at OSCON Anandeep spends some time with Andreas Knab Computer Systems Engineer at the School for Instructional Technology at James Madison University. Andreas works on an Open Sourced .NET project at the University called: Madison Digital Image Database...... more

    • Wednesday, September 27, 2006
    • in: Media
    • MichaelF
    The Hardware Vendor's Perspective
    by MichaelF on September 25, 2006

    Anandeep Interviews James Jech, Senior Manager of Global Alliances and Business Development from Dell Inc's Enterprise Systems Group, to discuss how the evolution of hardware has impacted how users choose an operating system and how they deploy their infrastructure...... more

    • Monday, September 25, 2006
    • in: Media
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