Thanks for asking. I have no problems talking about them.
All the opensource stuff listed here http://akash.im/code since Jan-2011, were according to the 1-per-week rule and none of them commercial. The arduino ruby gem was a little bit popular. When there's only 1 project in the month, you can assume that I've been working as a remote intern or have been doing my last freelance work :)
You can see that I clearly did not keep up with the 1-per-week expected results. Like I said, it was 2 per month in the end, but I still practice it. Along with it, since last month, I also make sure I read one-interesting-paper-a-month (was the Amazon Dynamo paper last month).
Yet to work on something this month. This month, it'll mostly be a scheme interpreter (R7RS-small spec draft#1) and a light-weight key-value store for fun and then (possibly) get a job as a remote full-timer at some startup (remote jobs are tough to get I guess).
Besides, what opensource stuff do you write? (just interested in stuff and trying to make friends to collaborate).
All the opensource stuff listed here http://akash.im/code since Jan-2011, were according to the 1-per-week rule and none of them commercial. The arduino ruby gem was a little bit popular. When there's only 1 project in the month, you can assume that I've been working as a remote intern or have been doing my last freelance work :)
You can see that I clearly did not keep up with the 1-per-week expected results. Like I said, it was 2 per month in the end, but I still practice it. Along with it, since last month, I also make sure I read one-interesting-paper-a-month (was the Amazon Dynamo paper last month).
Yet to work on something this month. This month, it'll mostly be a scheme interpreter (R7RS-small spec draft#1) and a light-weight key-value store for fun and then (possibly) get a job as a remote full-timer at some startup (remote jobs are tough to get I guess).
Besides, what opensource stuff do you write? (just interested in stuff and trying to make friends to collaborate).