What goes wrong in serverless runtimes? A survey of bugs in Knative Serving
Timothy Goodwin, Andrew Quinn, Lindsey Kuper.
Draft, 2023This site features a selection of projects and experiments that I’ve worked on recently.
About myself – I am a first year PhD student in the LSD lab at UC Santa Cruz. I am broadly interested in distributed systems and the abstractions we use to build them. Previously, I spent a few years as a software engineer and musician in NYC.
I lead a small engineering team at Impossible Effort, where we are building a new social tool for organizing and archiving community events. I also record and produce music as Nuns Honey - have a listen!
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timg.goodwin@gmail.com
Timothy Goodwin, Andrew Quinn, Lindsey Kuper.
Draft, 2023Bart Jansen, Timothy Goodwin, Varun Gupta, Fernando Kuipers, Gil Zussman.
IFIP Performance '17A simple video chat server application for the performance evaluation of the WebRTC protocol under various network conditions.
A research project on the Netflix Stream exploring the connections between Internet topology, streaming infrastructure, consumer subjectivity, and environmental consequence.
A simple programming language for fast image manipulation and ASCII art creation. Blur provides a set of familiar and intuitive syntactic conventions for handling pixel data, useful in image processing algorithms, image to ASCII conversion schemes, and the creation of algorithmic/generative ASCII artworks.
A live updating visualization of every ad server that exchanges data with my
apartment’s local area network. A reciprocal tracking of the systems that collect personal information
to serve targeted advertisements. (system offline, site served statically as of 2018).
Web announcement for the Alpha Delta Phi society's birdhouse event that was held on April 16, 2016.
An instant message love journey involving you and someone else. Please use Chrome for best experience.
A photo essay and JPEG encoding experiment as my final project for the Columbia University Japan Study Tour.