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jzarnett (Jeff Zarnett)

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Introducing myself is hard. I never know what to say. It's hard for me to talk about myself without feeling like I'm bragging. Or, for less technically-inclined people, boring you with the story of the time I redirected the warp plasma flow to the main deflector dish to generate a subspace shockwave to defeat the Klingons. If I have to give myself a concise summary of my core skills: I tell computers what to do, and teach other people how to get better at doing that. I speak English and German well. My French is rusty but not terrible. I'm working on Danish. ECE 459: Programming for Performance TeX 392 125 ECE 252: Systems Programming and Concurrency TeX 197 98 ECE 254 : Operating Systems and Systems Programming TeX 67 31 ECE 356: Database Systems TeX 42 15 SE 350: Operating Systems TeX 19 4 ECE 155 : Engineering Design with Embedded Systems TeX 14 15 Seeing something unexpected? Take a look at the GitHub profile guide.

Hello There! Introducing myself is hard. I never know what to say. It's hard for me to talk about myself without feeling like I'm bragging. Or, for less technically-inclined people, boring you with the story of the time I redirected the warp plasma flow to the main deflector dish to generate a subspace shockwave to defeat the Klingons. What do I do? If I have to give myself a concise summary of my core skills: I tell computers what to do, and teach other people how to get better at doing that. Sprechen Sie Deutsch? Parlez-vous français? Snakker du Dansk? Fala Português? I speak English and Ger

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