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Research for Practice: OS Scheduling
Better scheduling policies for modern computing systems.
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More Than Just Algorithms
A discussion with Alfred Spector, Peter Norvig, Chris Wiggins, Jeannette Wing, Ben Fried, and Michael Tingley.
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Opportunity Cost and Missed Chances in Optimizing Cybersecurity
The loss of potential gain from other alternatives when one alternative is chosen.
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To PiM or Not to PiM
The case for in-memory inferencing of quantized CNNs at the edge.
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Taking Flight with Copilot
Early insights and opportunities of AI-powered pair-programming tools.
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Research for Practice: The Fun in Fuzzing
The debugging technique comes into its own.
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OCCAM-v2: Combining Static and Dynamic Analysis for Effective and Efficient Whole-Program Specialization
Leveraging scalable pointer analysis, value analysis, and dynamic analysis.
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Mapping the Privacy Landscape for Central Bank Digital Currencies
Now is the time to shape what future payment flows will reveal about you.
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Research for Practice: Crash Consistency
Keeping data safe in the presence of crashes is a fundamental problem.
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FHIR: Reducing Friction in the Exchange of Healthcare Data
A discussion with James Agnew, Pat Helland, and Adam Cole.
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CSRB's Opus One
Comments on the Cyber Safety Review Board Log4j Event Report.
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Research for Practice: Convergence
The return of a popular feature that shares the joy and utility of reading CS research between academics and their counterparts in industry.
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The Software Industry Is Still the Problem
The time is (also) way overdue for IT professional liability.
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Lamboozling Attackers: A New Generation of Deception
Software engineering teams can exploit attackers' human nature by building deception environments.
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It Takes a Community: The Open Source Challenge
A discussion with Reynold Xin, Wes McKinney, Alan Gates, and Chris McCubbin.
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