FOSDEM 2015 – wywiady z prelegentami

FOSDEM 2015 to zjazd miłośników i deweloperów Wolnego i Otwartego Oprogramowania. Miejscem konferencji, jak co roku została uczelnia ULB (Université Libre de Bruxelles) w Brukseli, gdzie oprócz ciekawych wykładów i prezentacji różnych zespołów na swoich stanowiskach, mieliśmy możliwość porozmawiać z samymi twórcami. Przygotowano dla nas wywiady z osobami, które będą prowadzić główne prelekcje na konferencji.

Wywiady będą na bieżąco uzupełnianie, w miarę pojawiania się kolejnych:

• Dana Jacobsen: Design and Implementation of a Perl Number Theory Module
• George Neville-Neil: Computers, Clocks and Network Time: Everything you never wanted to know about time
• James Pallister: Superoptimization: How fast can your code go?
• Simon Cozens: Introducing SILE: A New Typesetting System
• Stefan Marr: Building High-Performance Language Implementations With Low Effort
• Antti Kantee: What is wrong with Operating Systems (and how do we make things better)
• Giulio Eulisse: IgProf: The Ignominous Profiler
• Larry Wall: Get ready to party!
• Poul-Henning Kamp: Ntimed an NTPD replacement
• Sylvestre Ledru and Lukas Blakk: A new version of Firefox is available: Releasing Quality Firefox Products
• Benjamin Berg: SDAPS: Surveying Made Easy
• Gilles Van Assche, Joan Daemen and Michaël Peeters: Keccak and SHA-3: code and standard updates
• Jonas Öberg: Automating Attribution: Giving credit where credit is due
• Till Tantau: Algorithmic Graph Drawing in TikZ
• Yorik van Havre: FreeCAD: a hackable design platform
• Alex Bradbury: lowRISC: The path to an open-source SoC
• Federico Vaga and Matthieu Cattin: A GPS watch made of free software and hardware
• Harlan Stenn: NTF’s General Timestamp API and Library: Current timestamps suck. We can do much better
• Martin Burnicki: Technical Aspects of Leap Second Propagation and Evaluation
• Pepijn Noltes: Modularizing C software with Apache Celix
• Steve Klabnik: The story of Rust
• David Chisnall: The CHERI CPU. RISC in the age of risk
• Holger Levsen: Stretching out for trustworthy reproducible builds. The status of reproducing byte-for-byte identical binary packages from a given source
• Jonathan Woodruff: BERI. An open RISC softcore for research and experimentation
• Karen Sandler: Identity Crisis: Are we who we say we are?
• Lukas Berk: Ubiquitous Performance Analysis and System Introspection. An introduction to Performance Co-Pilot and Systemtap
• Ryan MacDonald: Living on Mars: A Beginner’s Guide. Can we Open Source a society?
• Tom Van Baak: Precise time: from CPU clocks to hacking the Universe. Adventures of a time nut