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TunkRank Scores Added to FluidDB
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TunkRank Scores Added to FluidDB

For those keeping track of TunkRank, I encourage you to check out FluidDB, which just added TunkRank scores to its feature set. That lets you do cool things like...

Google
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Google

I wish I could take even a gram of credit for this! I’m really proud of my colleagues for rolling out this new design that encourages and facilitates exploratory...

SIGCOMM PC, Not Liveblogging
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SIGCOMM PC, Not Liveblogging

I am absolutely, positively, not liveblogging from the SIGCOMM PC, as that is, I am rightly told, a bad idea.  But these are my impressions after the fact.  (I'm...

The Computer Science Ecosystem
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The Computer Science Ecosystem

Inspired a bit by some inspirational, high-level talks I've seen the last few days (see Matt's take on Ed Lazowska's talk at Harvard here), I've been thinking about...

Thoughts About Online Reputation
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Thoughts About Online Reputation

Sorry for the long delay between posts. Fortunately the blogosphere has been providing ample reading material about the saga of the lost iPhone and the war of words...

Should There Be a "PostDoc Registration" Rate?
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Should There Be a "PostDoc Registration" Rate?

Most every computer science conference has (at least) two rates for registration:  students and other.  Ostensibly, this is because we want to encourage student...

Conference Registration Deadlines (and Fees)
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Conference Registration Deadlines (and Fees)

I'm spending the morning registering for conferences.  STOC early deadline is April 30, ISIT is May 1, and EC is May 6.  I'm sure there are others coming up.  Remember...

Last Day of Class!
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Last Day of Class!

Sometimes, I think the students are so excited about the end of classes, they don't realize that it's almost equally exciting for the faculty.  While I enjoy teaching...

Random Links for the Day
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Random Links for the Day

FemaleScienceProfessor tells an Evil Reviewer story. The CRA blog tells us that DARPA is back, in terms of funding university research.  Ed Lazowska has related...

Advisors and Publications
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Advisors and Publications

There have been several interesting comments regarding the student/advisor relationship on my previous posts (here, here, and here) on co-authorship.  It's clearly...

Should Harvard's Intro CS Class Do Away with Grades
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Should Harvard's Intro CS Class Do Away with Grades

There's been discussions of late on the possibility of offering our intro CS class in two flavors -- a "graded" and "SAT/UNSAT" version.  (Same class, just twoVolatile...

Qui, Quae, Quora
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Qui, Quae, Quora

A friend of mine at Quora invited me into their private beta a couple of weeks ago, and by now I suspect that many of you are using it–especially since I’ve somehow...

Guest Post : Justin Thaler/New Paper
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Guest Post : Justin Thaler/New Paper

I'm happy to introduce Justin Thaler, a first-year graduate student at Harvard that I'm advising.  You can find out more about Justin at his home page.  Justin"Streaming...

Bursts -- a new Barabasi book
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Bursts -- a new Barabasi book

At the end of the month, Barabasi's new book, entitled Bursts: The Hidden Pattern Behind Everything We Do, will be released.  Here's the pre-order Amazon link,a...

Google Follow Finder
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Google Follow Finder

I know there’s lots of interesting stuff coming out at the Chirp Twitter developer conference this week, and I’m still catching up on it all. But I am happy to...

Deadline to Register for HCIR Challenge
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Deadline to Register for HCIR Challenge

If you are interested in participating in the HCIR Challenge, please let me know as soon as possible–and in any case by April 30th. The New York Times and the LDC...

What's the Co-Author Line?
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What's the Co-Author Line?

Continuing the past discussion on authorship issues, I've been considering the questions: at what point has a person involved in the project done so little work...

Crimson Article on Women in Computer Science
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Crimson Article on Women in Computer Science

From a few days ago: Computer Science at Harvard Sees Large Gender ImbalanceIt's listed as a news article, although I don't think this is news.  It is something...

HCIR 2010: An Update
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HCIR 2010: An Update

I hope a number of you are planning to participate in the HCIR 2010 workshop! Here is a quick update: Program Committee chair Rob Capra has assembled a program...

More on Authorship
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More on Authorship

My last post, on what I called "60-40" papers, where one author does non-trivially more of the work than the other(s), seems to have generated some interesting"Author...
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