Fwd: Re: [gentoo-science] Re: Scientific herd leadership

Fwd: Re: [gentoo-science] Re: Scientific herd leadership

[David Grant]

It seems like sometimes I spend at least a few hours some weeks working on
something gentoo-related, testing, writing ebuilds, and such. As you can see, 
I've worked on a lot of bugs.

My wife is a doctor and she is on call once in a while. This gives me a
little time to work on things like this. I'd be interested in being
considered as a "candidate" for mentorship as I think there is some demand
in the sci herd. If others are better suited, then by all means take them.
Just want to put my name out there.

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Re: Fwd: Re: [gentoo-science] Re: Scientific herd leadership

[Giovanni De Gasperis]

Hi David,

it would be nice to have this tridimensional-physics robot simulator working 
in Gentoo:

http://opensimulator.sourceforge.net/

Could it be something you maybe interested in spending you mentoring time?

Giovanni
L'Aquila  - ITALY

Alle 04:15, mercoledì 24 agosto 2005, David Grant ha scritto:
> It seems like sometimes I spend at least a few hours some weeks working on
> something gentoo-related, testing, writing ebuilds, and such. As you can
> see, I've worked on a lot of bugs.
>
> My wife is a doctor and she is on call once in a while. This gives me a
> little time to work on things like this. I'd be interested in being
> considered as a "candidate" for mentorship as I think there is some demand
> in the sci herd. If others are better suited, then by all means take them.
> Just want to put my name out there.
>
> --
> David J. Grant
> http://www.davidgrant.ca


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