notjack.space
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# Mostly copied from the Wisp docs: https://docs.wisp.place/cli/#cicd-integration
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when:
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branch: ['main']
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engine: 'nixery'
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dependencies:
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nixpkgs:
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- coreutils
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- curl
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- racket
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steps:
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command: |
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command: |
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README.md
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# Foo
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# My personal website
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This repository contains my personal website, [notjack.space](https://notjack.space/). It's hosted on [wisp.place](https://wisp.place/), built with [Scribble](https://docs.racket-lang.org/scribble/), and deployed using Tangled's [CI spindles](https://tangled.org/tangled.org/core/blob/master/docs/DOCS.md#spindles).
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#lang scribble/manual
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@title{Industrial Torment Nexus Disassembly}
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I'm Jacqueline, and this is my website, blog, and whatever else I want it to be. Here's some links:
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@itemlist[
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@item{@hyperlink["resume.html"]{My résumé}, for those interested in hiring someone with an
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incredibly strange set of skills.}
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@item{@hyperlink["https://github.com/jackfirth"]{My GitHub profile}, for those interested in
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exploring my projects.}
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@item{@hyperlink["https://tangled.org/did:plc:7oyzfpde4xg23u447zkp3b2i"]{My Tangled profile} ---
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it's like github but different.}
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@item{@hyperlink["https://bsky.app/profile/notjack.space"]{My Bluesky profile}, for Posting™.}
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@item{@hyperlink["https://unfoldingdiagrams.leaflet.pub/"]{My blog}, such as it is.}
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@item{@hyperlink["https://tangled.org/notjack.space/site"]{This site's source code}, on Tangled.}]
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#lang scribble/manual
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@title{Jacqueline Firth's Résumé}
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@tt{jackhfirth@"@"gmail.com, (760) 902-4112}
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Experienced software engineer specializing in developer tooling, compilers, CI/CD systems,
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programming language theory, functional programming, automated refactoring systems, macro systems,
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microservices, and large-scale distributed systems. Currently based in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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@section{Experience}
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@itemlist[
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@item{@bold{2017 to Present} --- @bold{Software Engineer} at @bold{Google} on the Test Automation
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Platform (TAP) Postsubmit team in Mountain View and Sunnyvale, CA. I worked in Java on backend
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microservices implementing the test scheduling system Google uses to execute all of Google's unit
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tests, running billions of tests per day. I've designed and implemented queueing systems,
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ML-based predictive scheduling systems, high-throughput stream processing systems, and numerous
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libraries and tools to manage our team's multi-million-line codebase. I am the team's resident
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expert on asynchronous programming, concurrency, data structures, static analysis, and testing
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infrastructure.
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static analysis tools, including Guava and ErrorProne. I'm also one of Google's Java readability
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mentors: a collection of a few hundred engineers who educate the rest of Google's developers on
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Java style and best practices through code review and Google's "readability review" process.}
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@item{@bold{2016 to 2017} --- @bold{Software Engineer} at @bold{Google} on the Google Cloud Elysium
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team in San Francisco, CA. I implemented various backend server components of Google Cloud's
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resource administration APIs, paritcularly the Cloud Project, Folder, and Organization APIs.}
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@item{@bold{2015 to 2016} --- @bold{Software Developer} at @bold{Mindjet} in San Francisco, CA. I
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did full stack development on Mindjet's experimental new web platform for business task management.
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We worked with Mongo, NodeJS, and Angular in a functional programming oriented style. I gave multiple
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seminars on functional programming concepts generally and on Haskell specifically to our team to
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educate our developers in this style.}
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@item{@bold{2014 to 2015} --- @bold{Programmer} at @bold{CenterSoft} in Cathedral City, CA. I did
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full stack development on the company's flagship accounting software, working with C#, MySQL, and
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frontend web technologies.}]
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@section{Education}
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@bold{Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering} with minors in both Math and Physics from
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@bold{SUNY Canton, NY} (2009-2013), supplemented by Computer Science courses taken through a
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cross-registration program at @bold{St. Lawrence University, NY} (2011-2013). My education
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was unusual: I was 14 years old when I began taking SUNY Canton classes full time,
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and at the age of 18 I had to leave my bachelor's degree program without finishing it due
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to life circumstances.
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@section{Projects}
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@(define paper-url "https://users.cs.utah.edu/plt/publications/oopsla23-faadffggkkmppst.pdf")
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@itemlist[
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@item{@hyperlink["https://racket-lang.org"]{Racket} --- A Lisp/Scheme-like programming language with
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an advanced macro system designed for creating entirely new programming languages. I am a frequent
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contributor to Racket and its ecosystem. I've given numerous talks at
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@hyperlink["https://con.racket-lang.org"]{RacketCon}, many of which are viewable on YouTube.}
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@item{@hyperlink["https://github.com/jackfirth/resyntax"]{Resyntax} --- A static analysis and
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refactoring tool for Racket that transforms Racket's macro system into an automated refactoring
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platform. Multiple core Racket projects rely on its integration with GitHub.}
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@item{@hyperlink["https://github.com/jackfirth/rebellion"]{Rebellion} --- A collection of core
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libraries for Racket created entirely by myself. Includes data structures, stream processing
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libraries built around transducers, concurrency primitives, and various other useful libraries.}
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@item{@hyperlink["https://github.com/racket/rhombus"]{Rhombus} --- An experimental research language
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built on Racket with the intention of bringing Racket's macro system to non-S-expression languages. I
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am a contributor and frequent design discussion participant. I am one of the authors listed on the
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@hyperlink[paper-url]{OOPSLA23 paper on Rhombus}, although I am listed under my previous name (Jack
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Firth).}]
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@section{RacketCon Talks}
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@(define collections-talk "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-eLw9vpcKI8")
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@(define resyntax-talk "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoQBNh_NzQM")
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@(define rackunit-talk "https://www.youtube.com/live/et0C4ijed04?si=RBNagRyGfsMb1LZQ&t=8592")
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@(define warn-talk "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6wXy3MZm64")
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@(define expanders-talk "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoHGvY4RZ9U")
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@itemlist[
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@item{RacketCon 2024 --- @hyperlink[collections-talk]{Sorted Collections in Rebellion}}
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@item{RacketCon 2022 --- @hyperlink[resyntax-talk]{Resyntax: A Macro-Powered Refactoring Tool}}
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@item{RacketCon 2017 ---
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@hyperlink[rackunit-talk]{A RackUnit Toolkit: Growing Racket’s Testing Ecosystem}}
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@item{RacketCon 2016 ---
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@hyperlink[warn-talk]{Language Integrated Nitpicking: Syntax Warnings in Racket}}
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@item{RacketCon 2015 --- @hyperlink[expanders-talk]{Generic Syntax Expanders and Extensible Macros}}]