1066 Grizzly Peak Blvd, Berkeley, CA 94708 • 5105286915
Albany, CA
San Francisco, CA
1066 Grizzly Peak Blvd, Berkeley, CA 94708
Work
Company:
Pixie scientific
Jan 2013
Position:
Dreamer
Education
Degree:
Bachelors, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science
School / High School:
University of California, Berkeley
1995 to 2001
Specialities:
Computer Science
Skills
Start Ups • Equities • Financial Modeling • Portfolio Management • Venture Capital • Investments • Investment Strategies • Asset Management • Equity Research • Hedge Funds • Capital Markets • Valuation • Financial Analysis • Business Strategy • Strategy • Investment Management • Mergers and Acquisitions • Strategic Planning • Machine Learning • Entrepreneurship • Management • Corporate Development
Interests
Groupon • Twitter (Company) • Mixi • Albany • Mobile • Personal Health • New York City • E Commerce • Howe and Co • Llc • Banking • Social Media • Groceries • Health Care • Health and Wellness • Etsy • Food • Young Adults • Diagnostics • Finance • Zipcar • Kiev • Food and Beverages • Finance Technology • San Francisco • Berkeley • Wired (Magazine) • Kids • Families • Privacy • Simple (Company) • Secondary Markets • Gilder • Restaurants • Consumer Internet • Gagnon • Health Care Information Technology • Robotics • Personal Finance • Social Games • Local • University of California • Hardware • Crossfit • Small and Medium Businesses
Pixie Scientific
Dreamer
Gilder Gagnon Howe
Portfolio Manager
Technology Consultant Oct 2002 - Dec 2004
Consultant
Sun Microsystems Mar 2001 - Oct 2002
Staff Engineer
Infrasearch Mar 2000 - Mar 2001
Co-Founder
Education:
University of California, Berkeley 1995 - 2001
Bachelors, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Computer Science
Albany High School, Ablany, Ca 1991 - 1995
Albany High School (Albany, California)
Skills:
Start Ups Equities Financial Modeling Portfolio Management Venture Capital Investments Investment Strategies Asset Management Equity Research Hedge Funds Capital Markets Valuation Financial Analysis Business Strategy Strategy Investment Management Mergers and Acquisitions Strategic Planning Machine Learning Entrepreneurship Management Corporate Development
Interests:
Groupon Twitter (Company) Mixi Albany Mobile Personal Health New York City E Commerce Howe and Co Llc Banking Social Media Groceries Health Care Health and Wellness Etsy Food Young Adults Diagnostics Finance Zipcar Kiev Food and Beverages Finance Technology San Francisco Berkeley Wired (Magazine) Kids Families Privacy Simple (Company) Secondary Markets Gilder Restaurants Consumer Internet Gagnon Health Care Information Technology Robotics Personal Finance Social Games Local University of California Hardware Crossfit Small and Medium Businesses
Us Patents
Method And System Of Routing Messages In A Distributed Search Network
Yaroslav Faybishenko - Berkeley CA, US Gene H. Kan - Belmont CA, US Sherif Botros - Redwood Shores CA, US John Beatty - San Francisco CA, US Douglass R. Cutting - Petaluma CA, US
Assignee:
Sun Microsystems, Inc. - Santa Clara CA
International Classification:
G06F017/30
US Classification:
707 3, 707 10
Abstract:
A system and method for distributing search requests in a network. The system and method may also route search responses. Network nodes operating as consumer or requesting nodes generate the search requests. Nodes operating as hubs are configured to route the search requests in the network. Individual nodes operating as provider nodes receive the search request and in response may generate search results according to their own procedures and return them. Communication between nodes in the network may use a common query protocol. Hub nodes may resolve the search requests to a subset of the provider nodes in the network, for example by matching search requests with registration information from nodes. Search results may be customized at various stages in the network.
System And Method For Resolving Distributed Network Search Queries To Information Providers
Yaroslav Faybishenko - Berkeley CA, US Gene H. Kan - Belmont CA, US Thomas J. Camarda - Staten Island NY, US Sherif Botros - Redwood Shores CA, US John Beatty - San Francisco CA, US Douglass R. Cutting - Petaluma CA, US
Assignee:
Sun Microsystems, Inc. - Santa Clara CA
International Classification:
G06F017/30
US Classification:
707 10, 709217
Abstract:
Systems and methods for resolving search queries to information providers in a distributing search network. In a network including nodes generating search requests and nodes providing information, a node may operate as hub to route search requests from requesting nodes to provider nodes. Providers may register with a network hub. Registration information may include address information and data indicating the queries or type of queries for which that provider may have relevant data. A hub may resolve search queries against provider registrations to determine a set of providers to which to route each search query. Several systems and methods of selecting some of the providers are described, including the use of bidding, ranking, and statistical data.
System And Method For Determining Relevancy Of Query Responses In A Distributed Network Search Mechanism
Yaroslav Faybishenko - Berkeley CA, US Gene H. Kan - Belmont CA, US David M. Doolin - El Cerrito CA, US Steve Waterhouse - San Francisco CA, US Sherif Boutros - Redwood Shores CA, US
Assignee:
Sun Microsystems, Inc. - Santa Clara CA
International Classification:
G06F017/30
US Classification:
707 3, 707 10
Abstract:
A system and method for selecting or ordering search results received from members of a distributing search network in response to a search request. Network nodes operating as consumer or requesting nodes generate the search requests. Nodes operating as hubs are configured to route the search requests in the network. Individual nodes operating as provider nodes receive the search request and in response may generate results according to their own procedures and return them. Communication between nodes in the network may use a common query protocol. Hub nodes may resolve the search requests to a subset of the provider nodes in the network, for example by matching search requests with registration information from nodes. Search results may be selected, ordered, and/or consolidated for use by the requesting nodes by nodes receiving a plurality of the search results.
System And Method For Distributed Real-Time Search
Yaroslav Faybishenko - Berkeley CA, US Gene H. Kan - Belmont CA, US Thomas J. Camarda - Staten Island NY, US David M. Doolin - El Cerrito CA, US Steve Waterhouse - San Francisco CA, US Douglass R. Cutting - Petaluma CA, US
Assignee:
Sun Microsystems, Inc. - Santa Clara CA
International Classification:
G06F 17/30
US Classification:
707 10
Abstract:
A system and method for providing a distributed search mechanism in a network. Network nodes operating as consumer or requesting nodes generate the search requests. Nodes operating as hubs are configured to route the search requests in the network. Individual nodes operating as provider nodes receive the search request and in response may generate results according to their own procedures and return them. Communication between nodes in the network may use a common query protocol. Hub nodes may resolve the search requests to a subset of the provider nodes in the network, for example by matching search requests with registration information from nodes. Provider nodes results may be may customize at various stages.
Distributed Information Discovery Through Searching Selected Registered Information Providers
Gene H. Kan - Belmont CA, US Yaroslav Faybishenko - Berkeley CA, US Douglass R. Cutting - Petaluma CA, US Thomas J. Camarda - Staten Island NY, US David M. Doolin - El Cerrito CA, US Steve Waterhouse - San Francisco CA, US
Assignee:
Sun Microsystems, Inc. - Santa Clara CA
International Classification:
G06F 17/30
US Classification:
707 10, 709217
Abstract:
A distributed network search mechanism may be provided for consumers coupled to a network to search information providers coupled to the network. Consumers may make search requests according to a query routing protocol. A network hub may be configured to receive search requests from consumers. The hub may also receive registration requests from information providers according to the query routing protocol. Information providers register with the hub to indicate search queries in which they are interested in receiving. When a query request is received, the hub resolves the query request with a provider registration index. The hub matches search query information from the query request with provider registrations to determine which providers have registered to receive search queries like the current search query. The hub then routes the search query to matching providers according to the query routing protocol.
Yaroslav Faybishenko - Berkeley CA, US John D. Beatty - San Francisco CA, US Steve Waterhouse - San Francisco CA, US
Assignee:
Sun Microsytems, Inc. - Santa Clara CA
International Classification:
G06F 15/16
US Classification:
709201, 709202, 709227
Abstract:
In a system and method for the distribution of identities and reputation on a network, identity and reputation information may be distributed among nodes on a network (e. g. nodes on a peer-to-peer network). Embodiments may allow nodes on the network to evaluate other nodes' reputation using the distributed reputation information. Embodiments may allow nodes to iteratively increase confidence in a determined reputation of a node by determining the reputation of nodes that provide reputation information corresponding to the node. Embodiments may allow nodes to adjust a reputation of other nodes using results of transactions and prior reputations. Determined or adjusted reputation information and/or transaction information may be distributed among the nodes on the network. In one embodiment, transaction information may be divided into segments and the segments may be distributed among the nodes on the network.
Steven Richard Waterhouse - San Francisco CA, US Yaroslav Faybishenko - San Francisco CA, US Sherif M. Botros - Redwood Shores CA, US
Assignee:
Sun Microsystems, Inc. - Santa Clara CA
International Classification:
G06F 11/00
US Classification:
714 6, 714 4
Abstract:
In accordance with the invention, a data storage system for fixed content includes one or more peer node computer systems interconnected by a storage system network, where each peer node computer system includes a symmetric storage system application and locally attached storage. A data object is distributively stored on one or more of the one or more peer node computer systems and identified using a unique object identifier. A data object is flexibly stored on the data storage system according to external criteria. Stored data objects are accessible from any of the one or more peer node computer systems. Applications can be executed on the data storage system using data objects that are stored on, being written to, or being read from the data storage system to generate results accessible by a user.
Secure Platform Independent Cross-Platform Remote Execution Computer System And Method
A method of operating a computer system including a client computer with a user input mechanism and a display for displaying a user interface including user interface elements, an application server including an operating system and a user application configured to run under the operating system and a network interconnecting the client and the server. The method includes the steps of providing a user interface management program configured to run on the client and receive user events, accessing the application server over the network from the client, sending a request from the client to the server to run the application, running the application on the server to thereby generate user interface element definitions on the server and reporting user interface element definitions to the user interface management program over the network. The method also includes the steps of providing a set of user interface element rules accessible to the user interface management program, where the rules allow the user interface management program to filter user events and decide which can be initially handled on the client to update user interface elements on the client display and which will be forwarded to the server for initial processing and processing reported user interface element definitions in the user interface management program to display on the client user interface elements corresponding to the user interface element definitions.
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Even though this diaper sounds like a miracle, it sure does not come cheap. Yaroslav Faybishenko, the founder of Pixie Scientific, stated that this product would probably cost around 30 percent more than the average diaper. Faybishenko got the idea for a digital diaper after his one-year-old daughte
Yaroslav Faybishenko, the found of the company that produces the product, Pixie Scientific, said he expects this high-tech diaper to cost about 30 percent more than the regular one. He also admits that he was inspired to create this incredible technology because of his own daughter.
Date: Jul 10, 2013
Category: Health
Source: Google
New 'smart' diapers track baby's health, alert parents
The founder of Pixie Scientific, Yaroslav Faybishenko, said he expects the high-tech diaper will cost about 30 percent more than non-digitized diapers. Faybishenko said he was inspired to develop the new technology by his own daughter.