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| I'm a postdoc at the [http://kaist.ac.kr Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology] (KAIST). I study combinatorics. I'm still very new to Sage, so I'm better at asking stupid questions and breaking stuff than I am at answering questions and fixing things. | I work at the [[http://kaist.ac.kr|Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology]] (KAIST), although starting fall 2012 I have a one-year position at the [[http://pugetsound.edu|University of Puget Sound]]. I study combinatorics. I maintain the KAIST Sage server at [[http://sagenb.kaist.ac.kr|sagenb.kaist.ac.kr]]. |
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| My (extremely unexciting) homepage is [http://math.kaist.ac.kr/~drake]. | I'm the main author of [[http://tug.ctan.org/pkg/sagetex|SageTeX]], a LaTeX package that allows you to integrate Sage code into your documents. |
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| A link to a subpage: /OhYeah | I gave some talks at [[days9|Sage Days 9]], and put my slides, etc, at /Days9Talks. I also gave a colloquium talk on Sage at [[http://skku.ac.kr|Sungkyunkwan University]]: the slides are at [[DanDrake/SKKUTalk|/SKKUTalk]]. I wrote some notes on setting up a (hopefully) secure Sage virtual machine using Ubuntu JeOS: /JustEnoughSageServer. I'm also expanding the notebook() docstring at StartingTheNotebook; this will likely end up in the official documentation, I think. Ubuntu has dropped the whole "JeOS" thing and I should update that document. I was one of the organizers of [[http://wiki.sagemath.org/days37|Sage Days 37]] in Seoul. My homepage is http://mathsci.kaist.ac.kr/~drake. |
Dan Drake
I work at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), although starting fall 2012 I have a one-year position at the University of Puget Sound. I study combinatorics. I maintain the KAIST Sage server at sagenb.kaist.ac.kr.
I'm the main author of SageTeX, a LaTeX package that allows you to integrate Sage code into your documents.
I gave some talks at Sage Days 9, and put my slides, etc, at /Days9Talks.
I also gave a colloquium talk on Sage at Sungkyunkwan University: the slides are at /SKKUTalk.
I wrote some notes on setting up a (hopefully) secure Sage virtual machine using Ubuntu JeOS: /JustEnoughSageServer. I'm also expanding the notebook() docstring at StartingTheNotebook; this will likely end up in the official documentation, I think. Ubuntu has dropped the whole "JeOS" thing and I should update that document.
I was one of the organizers of Sage Days 37 in Seoul.
My homepage is http://mathsci.kaist.ac.kr/~drake.