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Blogs I Read: The Haystack Blog
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Blogs I Read: The Haystack Blog


From Computational Complexity

Announcing a New Blog: Silent Glen Speaks

There is another Theory Blogger: Silent Glen. How can a blogger by silent? Sounds like a contradiction in terms! Hope its not a contradiction since she is already...

Random Musings for the Day
From My Biased Coin

Random Musings for the Day

I like Daniel Lemire's post on "the truth" about research grants so much, I'm linking to it.Richard Lipton is taking bets on whether P = NP; well, not really,substantially...

From Computational Complexity

Fashionable Research

A student asks "How do you survive in the academic world if what you want to do is not fashionable?"   You shouldn't necessarily focus your research on the currently...

Udorse: Give Product Placement a Chance
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Udorse: Give Product Placement a Chance


SIGGRAPH article
From My Biased Coin

SIGGRAPH article

The "final version" of our SIGGRAPH Asia paper, Real-Time Parallel Hashing on the GPU, is available here.I was primarily involved in the "hash table construction"...

Bing Visual Search Beta
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Bing Visual Search Beta


Is Bing Optimizing for the Short Snout?
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Is Bing Optimizing for the Short Snout?


From Computational Complexity

Ambiguity

I recently heard or read the following phrases. former cop killer ideal compromiser even prime numbers have their uses In each case it was ambiguous...

Colleges, Newspapers
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Colleges, Newspapers

A colleague sent me this link to a Washington Post article, on how colleges are going to be "torn apart" like newspapers have been by the Internet. Dramatically...

Micro vs. Macro Information Retrieval
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Micro vs. Macro Information Retrieval


Yahoo on Key Scientific Challenges in Search and Machine Learning
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Yahoo on Key Scientific Challenges in Search and Machine Learning


From Computational Complexity

The Mystique of the Open Problem

The story goes that Andrew Wiles dreamt of proving Fermat's last theorem when he was a kid. No surprise since all of us math-loving kids dreamed of solving this...

The Ethics of Blogging
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The Ethics of Blogging


The Endowment
From My Biased Coin

The Endowment

Here, here, here, and so on.

CIKM 2009 Accepted Papers
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CIKM 2009 Accepted Papers


Research Labs "vs." Academia
From My Biased Coin

Research Labs "vs." Academia

Muthu points to a blog entry (by Danah Boyd of Microsoft Research) on research labs vs. academia. It's a good read -- especially for graduate students thinking...

ESA 2009
From My Biased Coin

ESA 2009

ESA is being held at the IT University of Copenhagen. It's a wonderful, fairly new university building, with one strange problem -- a severe shortage of plug outlets...

ESA Talk and Paper
From My Biased Coin

ESA Talk and Paper

Some people have asked me to post my survey/talk at ESA on Open Problems in Cuckoo Hashing. Now that the talk is over, here they are! Here's the paper, and here's...

Controversy at ESA
From My Biased Coin

Controversy at ESA

As you might imagine, there's actually little controversy at ESA. But as I mentioned to some colleagues during the breaks, the only (consistent) way to get comments...
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