I worked on and maintained a number of popular projects at MIT, including XVM, Linerva, and scripts.mit.edu.
I built infrastructure for Ksplice for about seven months.
Interesting links
The following are a collection of technical links that I've found interesting.
http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy:
Debian policy manual. Contains information on the Debian standards
for doing Debian packaging. I would not recommend it as a text to
learn to do packaging. Rather, it's useful if you're already familiar
with packaging and want to learn the details of how to do it
properly.
My paper Asymptotic
Behavior of Certain Ducci Sequences won 6th place in the 2007 Intel Science
Talent Search. The first half of this paper was published in Fibonacci
Quarterly; it can be found with the following citation:
Greg Brockman and Ryan J. Zerr.
Asymptotic Behavior of Certain Ducci Sequences.
Fibonacci Quarterly. Vol 45 (2007), No. 2, 155-163.
In high school, I had been very involved in the Chemistry Olympiad
(culminating with a Silver Medal in
the International
Chemistry Olympiad). I took a year off before college and spent a decent
chunk of it attempting to write a high school chemistry textbook, affectionately
dubbed A Chemical
Progression. I became distracted by computers and forgot about the book, but
one day I hope to finish it.