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From Computational Complexity

Complexity Vidcast 2

Bill and I battle it out over what should be taught in a complexity course in our new vidcast.  

PCing
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PCing

This week I got my batches of papers to review for NSDI and LATIN. If I'm quiet for a while, I'm busy reading (and writing reviews). Needless to say, I didn't...

From Computational Complexity

Publicity for P versus NP

On the New York Times website, John Markoff writes an article Prizes Aside, the P-NP Puzzler has Consequences motivated by my CACM article on The Status of the....

Is Twitter Planning To Monetize The Firehose?
From The Noisy Channel

Is Twitter Planning To Monetize The Firehose?


More Harvard Classes Available Online
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More Harvard Classes Available Online

Thanks to the Harvard Extension School, the lectures for several more Harvard courses have been put online. My understanding is that these are classes taught at...

Google Meets The Press
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Google Meets The Press

I enjoyed my proverbial fifteen seconds of fame on CNN yesterday, and I even enjoyed lunch at the New York Times cafeteria today. But for a prime-time media show...

From Computational Complexity

You are coordially invited... Why?

When you get an invitation via email should you accept? How well targeted is it? Some real examples that I got.   EXAMPLE ONE: I would like to invite you toclick...

The Noisy Channel, Live On CNN!
From The Noisy Channel

The Noisy Channel, Live On CNN!

For anyone who

In the ASIS&T Bulletin: Reconsidering Relevance and Embracing Interaction
From The Noisy Channel

In the ASIS&T Bulletin: Reconsidering Relevance and Embracing Interaction


HCIR 2009 Proceedings Now Available
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HCIR 2009 Proceedings Now Available

The HCIR 2009 proceedings are now available on the workshop web site. We’re planning to

Jeff Jarvis and Matt Cutts on the New FTC Blog Regulations
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Jeff Jarvis and Matt Cutts on the New FTC Blog Regulations

As has been anticipated for a while–and discussed during the Ethics of Blogging panel–the United States Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has published explicit guidelines...

From Computational Complexity

Two Recent Complexity Books omit Mahaney's theorem- ovesight or wisdom?

In a prior post (a while back) I pondered if Mahaney's theorem (SAT \le_m S, S Spare, implies P=NP) should be taught in a basic grad course in complexity. I thought...

Job Competitions
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Job Competitions

Stefan Savage made an insightful comment related to the issue of jobs: I've long felt that its a fallacy that there exists a fine-grained Platonic ideal of "goodness"...

"Core" TCS
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"Core" TCS

Enough time has perhaps passed from Mihai's controversial post to consider, constructively I hope, some of the comments that arose here on this blog from it.One...

Software Patents: A Personal Story
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Software Patents: A Personal Story


From Computational Complexity

On Being Narrow

In a tweet a few days ago, David Bacon wonders why everyone always assumes all he can do is quantum computing? Oh, because that's all he's done. Time to do something...

Semantic Communication, Madhu Sudan
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Semantic Communication, Madhu Sudan

Madhu Sudan gave a colloquium at Harvard yesterday on his work on Universal Semantic Communication and Goal-Oriented Communication (both with Brendan Juba, thehere...

From Computational Complexity

The Journal Manifesto 2.0

Reminder: FOCS early registration deadline today. Go here Below is a revised version of the Journal Manifesto. I restate the key sentence from my last post and...

Guest Post: A Plan For Abusiveness
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Guest Post: A Plan For Abusiveness


GPU News
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GPU News

Since I've now co-authored a paper on GPUs, I'm now "in-the-loop" (thanks to my co-author John Owens) on the news of NVIDIA's announcement of its "next generation"...
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