May 6, 2017
Brian Olson (Glass Planet)
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Brian Olson (Glass Planet)
Devblabs guest spot with Brian Olson...
1-on-1s conversations...now as a podcast!
By pure luck or a penchant for punishment, I was invited back to the devblabs podcast with Brian Olson. This episode is all about 1 on 1’s what they are, what they aren’t, and why they are important. Brian and I both touch on our experiences with 1-on-1s from the manager and engineering perspectives and how they have affected our jobs and the employees we work with and around. So join both…
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Brian Olson (aka Glass Planet)
Brian Olson (aka Glass Planet)
Engineering Elections Without Bias | Brian Olson | TEDxCambridge
In many places in the US, elections are being tampered with by state legislatures. Gerrymandered maps improve the odds for one party or the other. Brian Olson explores how this works, some places where it is happening, and offers an alternative through impartial mathematically based maps created with open source software. Brian Olson is currently a software engineer at PatientsLikeMe. Since learning to program at age 9, he has worked on software of all kinds at many levels from embedded microcontrollers to server farms. He’s worked at startups, major companies, and independently. Brian has worked on redistricting software for over a decade, resulting in an efficient system that can solve for compact, impartial, non-gerrymandered districts on a home computer. This work has been cited in the Washington Post and scholarly journals. The software is Free and Open Source allowing anyone to verify its function or tinker with it to make it better. Brian earned a B.S. in Computer Science from Carnegie Mellon University.
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