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augustus-thomas/README.md

I'm Augustus or Gus

Who am I?

  • I am a developer for COSI's high level analysis software - cosipy. I am working on profiling and testing mostly, specifically our R-L implementation. I hope to help make the library faster and more accessible to astrophysicists. Long-term it should be robust enough to fly.
  • I’m an undergrad at the College of Wooster - double major in Physics and CS. My capstone project is on cosipy.
  • I am waiting on a review for a submission to the Mining Software Repositories 2025 conference. I investigated release lifespans and adoption reach in the Maven software ecosystem.
  • I have worked on the ADAPT mission as an NSF-REU. I tested some dynamically slimmable linear regression neural networks for gamma ray localization on a high-energy Compton space telescope. The goal was to do floating point prediction under size, power, and time constraints. Imagine a linear NN with an arbitrary "selection window" of active nodes, with control in the x and y "directions" of the network. It was not successful.
  • I have worked in The College of Wooster Wavelab on a a chemical Electron Drift Velocitiy Analogue funded by an NSF-REU grant. I used PIV to do the analysis. I wrote some rudimentary simulations. I presented a poster at APS March 2024, and I have plans to submit to AIP's Physics of Fluids journal sometime in the future.

What do I think?

  • I'd like to collaborate on open source information and data science projects, particularly ones with a compelling social impact. I admire Cory Doctorow's work, and his profound belief that the internet is getting worse.
  • Swartz, Snowden, Manning and everyone else were right in their view that access to information is the key to a free society. So too was Robert Ochigame. I think programmers collectively wield the most powerful tool ever built, and we should be opinionated about what we do with it.

Where am I headed?

  • I would like to work on software for embedded systems architectures or scientific simulation work.
  • I would like to build software that helps vulnerable people.
  • I am applying to PhDs and post-baccs. If you have funding please reach out.

Notes:

  • You can reach me at augustusrthomas(at)gmail(dot)com or gthomas25(at)wooster(dot)edu.
  • Every repository I own here implicitly uses the GNU Public License (GPL) if not specified. Copy the source, paste it, compile it into little bits, screw them up, hack it, deploy it however you like.

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  1. gym2024data gym2024data Public

    Forked from ucsas/gym2024data

    A working repositiory for (one of?) The College of Wooster's upcoming submission to the UCSAS 2024 Comp. Gus Thomas, Kiran Ravichandran, Brayden Beathe-Gateley are the contributors

    R 1

  2. noteworthy noteworthy Public

    a local note taking app written in Python.

    Python

  3. Chrisvann1/Software-Engineering-Note-Taking-Application Chrisvann1/Software-Engineering-Note-Taking-Application Public

    Python 5 1