Well, I'm touched you're interested enough in me to visit my web page.
I'm your standard computer nerd (my resumé) with a strange variety of pursuits.
I worked at google for a while ( I was gbaker@google.com but that didn't work out, so I'm back running The Institute for Open Systems Technologies Pty Ltd), which is developing the next generation of intra-oral cameras. Email me if you're interested to hear more. I'm best contacted through gregb@ifost.org.au.
I'm the same Greg Baker who was at CSIRO Radiophysics (email: gbaker@rp.csiro.au, website: http://www.rp.csiro.au/~gbaker) -- but those addresses aren't valid any more. I was also greg.baker@aptec.net.au, website http://www.aptec.net.au/~greg. When I was a lazy PhD student, I was also gregb@ics.mq.edu.au and gbaker@postgrad.mq.edu.au, with a web site http://www.ics.mq.edu.au/~gregb.
I'm not the same Greg Baker who did courageous things during the Korean war (I wasn't old enough!), although if you know any more about him, I'd be interested to know. I'm also not the same Greg Baker who's a professional musician in Adelaide. This is confusing, because I do occasionally write & play music for profit! I don't have a PhD in mathematics from California Institute of Technology like this guy. And I'm not Gregory James Baker who was working at google while I was there (who went to University of Arizona).I have lots of bizarre interests. Here are some of them:
The
PROBABLE pages - predictions of the
future!
The
Q-gol page - quantum computers!
Very silly
poetry
Equally silly
stories
The
Solresol revival project.
(SolReSol is a language in which all words are just sequences of
musical notes).
Programs/libraries that
I have written.
Academic and scholarly
things that I have done.
My Ideas Bakery
Something I found reasonably moving.
Search engine of resources in Australia supporting people with disabilities
A travelogue for some work I did in Vanuatu in 2009
A travelogue for some work I did in PNG in 2009
Mesh proposal.
Please let me know what you think of it.
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nice-to-have features in any large-scale systems management product. Speaking
of which, here is my
Custom search engine for OpenView (HP Software) resources.
theology, evolution, free will and the interaction between Christianity and science
