My journey in open source started some time before GitHub, so you're unlikely to find too much in the contribution graphs as most of my coding stopped around ten years ago, and I contribute in other ways these days. The benefit of this README is that I can tell you about it—non-code contributions are vital for modern open source!
- Wilder Thoughts, my weekly newsletter on tech, productivity and work
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- Keyoxide -- this link asserts my identity, and will also let you send me PGP-encrypted email
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Most recently at Sysdig, I led open source ecosystem. As a company Sysdig contributes significantly to the Falco project, as well as maintaining other projects such as sysdig and WireShark. Here's why you might want to work with me.
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While at Google, I did a lot of working building the TensorFlow and Kubeflow communities. When I became a manager at Google, my team also looked after engagement with projects like Go, Kubernetes, Istio and Knative.
If you've known me recently, you might not know I changed my name. Historic OSS contributions all use my previous name.
- I created the DOAP vocabulary for describing software projects. This went on to become the foundation for SPDX.
- I was a Debian maintainer, principally looking after the Bluetooth integration
- I was a GNOME contributor, agains writing Bluetooth UI tools such as PhoneManager
- In the mists of time (1999...), I created PHP XML-RPC