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grigory.github.io | ||
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windowsontheory.org
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| | | | | Michael Mitzenmacher pointsto two posts ofSuresh Venkatasubramanian on the issue of so called "double blind reviews" (i.e., anonymous submissions) in theory conferences. In short, both Michael and Suresh think they are a good idea. I agree with much of their motivations, but, based on my experience in both non-blinded (e.g., STOC/FOCS) and blinded (e.g., CRYPTO) | |
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cstheory-events.org
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| | | | | April 18-30, 2024 Vancouver, Canada https://sigact.org/tcsforall/ Submission deadline: April 28, 2024 Nomination deadline for TCS for All Spotlight Workshop and travel scholarships to attend STOC are on April 28th. Nominate your students and postdocs who will be in the job market in near future. Since 2018, TCS for All (previously TCS for Women) is supporting... | |
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bentnib.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] A blog post by Bob Atkey inviting programming language researchers to submit talk proposals for the Off the Beaten Track 2017 workshop to be held in January 2017. | |
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nicholasjoncrane.wordpress.com
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| | | There are a number of stimulating reflections/provocations/proposals, etc., in this post by John Krygier about Matt Wilson'sNew Lines. | ||
