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Adrian Colyer
@adriancolyer
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"The measure and mismeasure of fairness: a critical review of fair machine learning" Corbett-Davies & Goel, blog.acolyer.org/2020/02/03/mea… #themorningpaper
If we want fair machine learning models, then first we're going to need a working definition of 'fair'...
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Arnab Nandi
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I'd submit @papers_we_love and #themorningpaper are a great starting points of this :) Papers We Love has grown as well, mushrooming into a nice metacommunity with multiple chapters across multiple cities.
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Association for Computing Machinery
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Today, #TheMorningPaper covers "Seamless offloading of web app computations from mobile device to edge clouds via HTML5 Web Worker migration" from ACM SoCC'19: bit.ly/37Y5d2Y pic.twitter.com/xW7rweVly2
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Adrian Colyer
@adriancolyer
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31. sij |
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"Seamless offloading of web app computations from mobile device to edge clouds via HTML5 web worker migration" Jeong et al., blog.acolyer.org/2020/01/31/web… #themorningpaper
Web workers let you offload computation to another thread... and now to the edge too! pic.twitter.com/IRDsQGgmn2
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Adrian Colyer
@adriancolyer
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29. sij |
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"Narrowing the gap between serverless and its state with storage functions" Zhang et al., blog.acolyer.org/2020/01/29/nar… #themorningpaper
'Stored Functions' for serverless workload data-processing efficiency
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Association for Computing Machinery
@TheOfficialACM
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28. sij |
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Yesterday, #TheMorningPaper covered "Reverb: Speculative Debugging for Web Applications," from ACM SOCC’19: bit.ly/2GtTcGL pic.twitter.com/aSLX7Aw2Lw
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Adrian Colyer
@adriancolyer
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27. sij |
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"Reverb: speculative debugging for web applications" Netravali & Mickens, blog.acolyer.org/2020/01/27/rev… #themorningpaper
Best paper award winner at #SoCC19
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Adrian Colyer
@adriancolyer
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22. sij |
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"Trade-offs under pressure: heuristics and observations of teams resolving internet service outages" Allspaw, blog.acolyer.org/2020/01/22/tra… (Part 1) #themorningpaper
A foundation for reasoning about the way teams of operators resolve incidents.
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Fernando Meyer
@fmeyer
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6. sij |
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nicole forsgren PHD IN COMPUTERING THINGS
@nicolefv
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Baskin Engineering
@UCSC_BSOE
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Grad student @ucsc, @danielbittman is working on the Twizzler OS project with @palvaro and @EthanLMiller. Read about it in @adriancolyer's #themorningpaper CS blog! twitter.com/adriancolyer/s…
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Sajjadur Rahman
@subZero_saj
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Today, #TheMorningPaper covers our attempt at benchmarking spreadsheet systems, trying to figure out what they are good for and what are some possible optimizations. twitter.com/adriancolyer/s…
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Association for Computing Machinery
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#TheMorningPaper takes a look at "Efficient Lock-free Durable Sets," from ACM OOPSLA '19: bit.ly/2Rj1bgg pic.twitter.com/MFyGsLh3hg
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Association for Computing Machinery
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#TheMorningPaper takes a look at "Mergeable Replicated Data Types," from ACM OOPSLA ’19. This will be the first of two posts in TMP diving into this extensive work that distributed systems practitioners and researchers may enjoy perusing: bit.ly/2XJm9WV pic.twitter.com/5GRrh84Xj1
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Daniel S. Katz
@danielskatz
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This idea of local-first software (as highlighted by @adriancolyer in #themorningpaper) is really interesting and seems quite powerful - why didn't I think of this?
"Local-first software: you own your data, in spite of the cloud"
blog.acolyer.org/2019/11/20/loc…
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Emery Berger
@emeryberger
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Great paper on #TheMorningPaper by @abhijangda, Donald Pinckney, @ArjunGuha & @YuriyBrun from the @plasma_umass lab! twitter.com/TheOfficialACM…
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Adrian Colyer
@adriancolyer
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"An analysis of (the) performance evolution of Linux's core operations" Ren et al. SOSP'19 blog.acolyer.org/2019/11/06/an-… #themorningpaper
Is your Linux system as fast as it used to be? The impact of security fixes, new features, and configuration changes over time...
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Christopher Tull 🌎💧
@ctullito
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Simple, interpretable models that can incorporate the requirements of domain experts ahead of time? Yes please! Loving this week's featured papers #themorningpaper @adriancolyer. twitter.com/adriancolyer/s…
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Association for Computing Machinery
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Today, "The Morning Paper" covers "Optimized Risk Scores," presented at ACM KDD ’17. bit.ly/2PCq4Tf
#TheMorningPaper @sigkdd_acm pic.twitter.com/DDg5Hei335
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Adrian Colyer
@adriancolyer
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"Optimized risk scores" Ustun & Rudin, KDD'17 blog.acolyer.org/2019/11/01/opt… #themorningpaper
Creating optimal, human usable, risk-scoring models. pic.twitter.com/F5bS0rM895
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