Marius Eriksen
marius@monkey.org · @marius · github.com/@mariusae
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1355 Market Street, Suite 900
San Francisco CA 94103
United States
I work at CITI
Google
Mixer Labs
Twitter on
distributed filesystems,
OpenBSD,
virtualization,
window management,
network management,
WAN network optimization,
cluster scheduling,
geospatial database systems,
RPC systems,
RPC protocols,
concurrent programming,
systems programming,
functional programming,
systems profiling,
and data systems.
Some recent talks
Advice
Not mine (and better for it). These deserve yearly readings:
— Halmos’ essay on mathematical writing applies equally well to any sort of nonfiction.
— Hamming’s classic “You and your research” might as well have been called “you and your work.” There’s also a video of the actual talk.
—Strunk and White. Omit needless words! Omit needless words! Omit needless words!
Notes
I make occasional notes: RSS available here.
- “Hints for writing Unix tools” 20 Oct 2014
- “SOSP 2013 Trip report, and a note on systems research” 09 Nov 2013
- “You should participate in CUFP this year” 02 Jun 2013
- “Futures aren't ersatz threads” 02 Apr 2013
- “Implementing python style generators with delimited continuations” 12 Sep 2010
- “Self-contained emacs” 21 Feb 2010
- “Emacs as a tiling window manager” 26 Jan 2010
- “Beautiful fixed-width fonts for OSX” 10 Jan 2010
- “Haskell is beautiful in practice” 05 Nov 2009
- “Pattern matching in Python” 11 May 2009