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Joby Elliott
I'm a gazillionth-year CS senior, who was at one point 7 credit hours away from a BFA.
I work as a web developer now, and that's really how I wound up interested in how to build distributed things. The internet is big and people interacting with it is extremely asynchronous. It behooves the web development community to think hard on how to make things robust.
Ulam Public Key
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[MFM-Handle:Joby Elliott] -----BEGIN RSA PUBLIC KEY----- MIGJAoGBAKUTu/emZzpaT4WoSaGrdkYlnBFh0+p8K0Im5n/EDZwWqP+Gm2TgORGi K7iDXCy3KMWmlTAbr9IshvT0EI6Kd0/RkdqsAxZka2WRevoVwuvAC5loE1OB7z9T aBZY9GuADceMEYhTrv4n9frcLiPKXsYOnyDyUoN6KzbfKvIFmdxxAgMBAAE= -----END RSA PUBLIC KEY-----
Ulam in Windows
I've done something sort of demented, but thought I would throw out that this is possible. If you install a Windows Insider preview build, you can then install the Windows for Linux Subsystem. It's basically a thing that lets native Linux binaries run inside Windows. Then you can install a prepackaged CLI copy of Ubuntu out of the Windows Store, and you'll have a fully functional Ubuntu command line running natively inside Windows. Then you can install Xming (or some other X server) in Windows, and run GUI Ubuntu programs natively(ish) on Windows 10!
It's sick, I know. It lets me write, compile, and run Ulam on my Surface Pro though. The simulator even runs pretty fast.