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Adam Green

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Toronto, Canada

Hi,

My name is Adam Green, I'm a 2nd year PhD Student at King's College London with the focus of my research being in a field of AI known as Planning and Scheduling. A large portion of my Open Source contributions focus on growing and developing tools for the AI Planning & Scheduling community, in particular tools that lower the barriers to entry for non-specialists such as developers and students.

My research funding doesn't cover me to work on these open source projects (besides the occasional paper I can potentially bleed out of some of them) so sponsorship means I don't have to spend as much time working elsewhere (when I'm not doing PhD work) and gives me more of a chance to work on projects that benefit the community.

-Adam

Featured work

  1. nergmada/planning-wiki

    By the community, for everyone. Planning.wiki is the online guide to AI Planning

    SCSS 70
  2. Common Lisp 6
  3. MoonScript
  5. Lua
  6. Arduino

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One large hot chocolate (London, am i rite?)

Sponsor me one hot chocolate a month, helps to keep an Adam sugar levels high enough to write above average code and documentation for PDDL + Planning and for Tryal.AI Open Source Projects.

I don't drink coffee or tea (much to the chagrin of everyone who knows me as British). Sponsorship may also be spent on hosting or other deployment tools

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One domain name or an hour of work on an open source project.

Sponsor my domain name. Planning.wiki and AIPlanning.wiki are both held by me and used to provide a one-stop shop for AI Planning related documentation.

Or alternatively, think of it as sponsoring me to build and work on one of my open source projects.

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One train ticket into London

I live on the south coast, mostly due to logistical reasons around moving into London and the side work I do outside of my PhD (I'm a private maths tutor in my home town). Commuting into London is nice because it gives me the best of both worlds, but it is expensive. A ticket into London is a generous donation and much appreciated.