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Rob Lanphier's Home Page
First, some links:
- My blog - just like a diary, except there's no good way to dot the i's with hearts.
- Electorama! - electoral reform website
- Election Methods
Mailing List-Lots of ranting from all corners of the globe
about mathematical minutia of elections. I administer this list, but haven't been an active participant in years.
- Electowidget - a tool I'm building for conducting internet polling using Condorcet, Instant Runoff, etc
- JSONwidget - new tool (as of 2005-12-01) for editing JSON files in the browser (written in Javascript
- Spectaclar - my summer project to build an open source community around user and permissions management in open source web apps.
- My Advogato Page
- This is an open source software website that lets me keep a weblog,
which I sometimes update.
- My Slashdot Postings - I got lots of cheap karma on Slashdot from being the RealNetworks guy in the crosshairs a lot. :)
- My Wikipedia user page - I waste time here, too.
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About Rob Lanphier
(updated October 7, 2006) - I work at Linden Lab, makers of Second Life. Some recent pet projects are Electowidget and JSONwidget. Check out my blog to see how all of this stuff is going.
I wrote an article a while back for Issue #3 of The Perl Journal,
a quarterly magazine dedicated to the Perl programming language. The article
itself is about Condorcet's
method, which is a really elegant way of electing folks in contests
where there must be one and only one winner, such as president, governor,
mayor, or Best Supporting Actress in an Elvis Presley Movie. It's particularly
well suited to elections with three or more candidates (and thus provides
a means for eliminating primary elections). Actually, the article centered
on the program
I wrote for calculating Condorcet winners in a single seat election.
Here's my wife's homepage.
She doesn't update her page much, either.
This is a list of movies
my father-in-law has worked on. He paints things. I'll let him explain.
FOAF
robla@robla.net
robla@real.com