[Shacs] Old friends (inventory of former CS students/SHACS members)

[Jamie Isaacs]

Now your talking about a social network. Is SHACS still alive? The
website looks like it hasn't been touched in a while.

I graduated in 2004 from the CS department. Worked for SHSU as a
graduate student programmer for a few months and got a job in Austin
for Corrections Software as a PHP Programmer/Analyst. Now I'm a
Systems Administrator for Small World Labs and still live in Austin.
We provide social networking software built on the LAMP architecture.

www.correctionssoftware.com
www.smallworldlabs.com

-Jamie


On Jan 30, 2008 11:01 AM, Jonathan Hill <jonathan.f.hill at gmail.com> wrote:
> Do we have some facility for tracking down former students of the CS
> department.
> There was a guy Ali (the last name escapes me at the moment) that I was in
> classes with
> and did some projects with while I was at Sam that I'd like to talk to
> again. I was there between
>  2001-2005 just for a frame of reference.
>
> Anyhow, I think it'd be interesting to take an inventory of former CS
> students/SHACS members -- work environment, location, etc.
>
> As for me, I landed as a lisp developer (yeah, really) at a small startup in
> Bethesda, Md. The name of the company is Preventive Medicine
>  and the product that we're developing is an interactive, personalized
> health and wellness system intended to be deployed by large health
> insurance providers. As I mentioned, I develop in lisp on macs using emacs
> as my preferred text editor. (If anyone reading this has yet to
>  take the language translators class, I highly recommend you try lisp as the
> environment as it provides really nice semantic features and
> the best manipulation of symbols that I've seen from any language.) I feel
> really lucky to be where I am and I look forward to hearing about
>  everyone else.
>