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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
From My Biased Coin

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"...

Justice!
From My Biased Coin

Justice!

Harvard is putting the lectures (and other materials) online for a fantastic course, Justice, taught by Michael Sandel. It's a class on moral reasoning, exactly...

Google Updates Search Refinement Options
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Google Updates Search Refinement Options


From Computational Complexity

The Journal Manifesto

Some people say that for-profit journals do not currently serve our community well. Some even think they cannot do so. Others think they are doing a fine job as...

A Museum of Mathematics
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A Museum of Mathematics


Privacy, Pseudonymity, and Copyright
From The Noisy Channel

Privacy, Pseudonymity, and Copyright


From Computational Complexity

The IT Rules

My family has discovered a British Series, the IT Crowd, about two techies in a corporate IT department. An American version never got past the pilot phase.   ...

Blog Posts of the Day
From My Biased Coin

Blog Posts of the Day

A blog post worth reading is Mihai Patrascu's post on, essentially, coming in second, if only for the chance to play armchair psychologist and try to deconstruct...

Ethics of Blogging: Webcast Now Available
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Ethics of Blogging: Webcast Now Available


From Computational Complexity

Debunking Proofs

One of the comments of the last post asked my (or someones) opinion on the proofs floating around that P=NP or P\ne NP. As a grad student I used to readWhat...

Human-Computer Information Retrieval in Layman
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Human-Computer Information Retrieval in Layman

One of the great benefits of practicing, as Daniel Lemire calls it, open scholarship is that I have many opportunities to see how ideas translate across the research...

Information Retrievability
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Information Retrievability

Last year, I wrote a post about Leif Azzopardi and Vishwa Vinay’s work on information accessibility: Instead of an actual physical space, in IR, we are predominately...

UC President Interview
From My Biased Coin

UC President Interview

Luca Trevisan points to this NY Times Magazine interview with UC president Mark Yudof. Is it just me, or is this guy just completely tone deaf to the current situation...

From Computational Complexity

Inspiring a Love of Math

A reader writes I come to you by way of your computational complexity blog. I get that there is some really good stuff there, but frankly don’t understand about...

Free Chapter on Faceted Search User Interface Design
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Free Chapter on Faceted Search User Interface Design


From Computational Complexity

My two cents on P vs NP

There have been several posts on blogs about P vs NP and two expository articles. Is there anything else to add. I'm not sure, but here are my 2 cents. QUESTION...

Ethics of Blogging Panel Today
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Ethics of Blogging Panel Today


Extending the Sketching of Sketches Result
From My Biased Coin

Extending the Sketching of Sketches Result

I'm putting online a paper with Zhenming Liu and Kai-Min Chung (both graduate students at Harvard) that extends one of the results from Declaring Independence via...
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