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Yet another blog of technical ramblings!

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RECAP is an online archive and free extension for Firefox and Chrome that improves the experience of using PACER, the electronic public access system for the U.S. Federal District and Bankruptcy Courts. The online archive contains millions of searchable PACER documents and can be used to do deep research within a case, a topic, or a jurisdiction. Visit the RECAP Archive The RECAP extensions are very simple to use and have no configuration. They: Help you give back by contributing to a public archive. Save you money by showing you when free documents are available in the archive. Keep you organized by providing better file names to the files you download on PACER. Thousands of people have used RECAP, and together we have created an archive with millions of documents. To use RECAP, simply install it and then use PACER as you normally would. It’s that simple. Add to Chrome  Add to Firefox  Center for Information Technology Policy at Princeton University is a partner in our work. RECAP is a joint project of the Center for Information Technology Policy at Princeton University and Free ...

Curiosity + Computing

A blog about technology, policy, and law. By Jonathan Mayer, a computer scientist and lawyer at Stanford.

Do Not Track is a technology and policy proposal that enables users to opt out of tracking by websites they do not visit, including analytics services, advertising networks, and social platforms.

rdfabout - Archival. Things I wrote about RDF from the mid-2000's. The validator is no longer maintained, sorry.

Gil Kalai's blog

ScanNet : Richly-annotated 3D Reconstructions of Indoor Scenes

notes on technologies and AI

I'm a fifth year Computer Science PhD candidate at Princeton University, where I'm a CITP Graduate Student Fellow and a member of the Privacy and Security Research Group. I work with Professor Arvind Narayanan. During my time at Princeton, I spent two summers hacking on Firefox as a security engineering …

Mathematics and related topics

Developments in PL, and why they matter

Infosec FTW

خرم آن نغمه که مردم بسپارند به یاد...

Free Web Computer Science Tutorials, books, and information. A website about computer science

Homepage of Hugues Hoppe, Computer Graphics Researcher

AI4ALL is Educating the Next Generation of AI Technologists, Thinkers, and Leaders

Programming tutorials and technical interview questions with answers on C, Java, DSA (Data structures and algorithms), for computer engineering and IT students and freshers.

Просто писать о простом - не так и просто...

Animation, code, analysis, and discussion of 8 sorting algorithms on 4 initial conditions.

I like to solve problems with machine learning. Currently, I am studying computer science, statistics & machine learning at Princeton University.

Sourabh is the most recognised technical trainer in the area of computer science in India. He holds a Bachelor degree in computer science and Master degree in computer science and Engineering.

I am a machine learning researcher.

Chenshu Wu's Homepage - University of Maryland, College Park

About this Site. We (Professors Nick Feamster and Alexander Gray) created this site as a resource for advice on research and creativity methods and techniques for Ph.D. students. We originally created the material as part of a course offering at Georgia Tech (read on for the history).  The intended audience for this site is Ph.D. students…

The Standard ML of New Jersey compiler and programming system

Sushant Sachdeva's homepage

An accessible insight into the latest web and mobile based technology trends as well as the intricacies of owning and operating a web based business in the United Kingdom.

独立语言学者和数学研究者谢国芳的个人网站

Everything You Need to Know About Java

Artilugios, recursos y aplicaciones web para principiantes

Just another WordPress.com weblog

The KnotPlot Site, a visual exploration of mathematical knots.

Holden Lee's Blog

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David Steurer is an assistant professor at the Institute for Advanced Study and Cornell University. He investigates the power and limitations of mathematical relaxations for basic optimization problem. His current focus is on the sum-of-squares method and the Unique Games Conjecture with applications to inference problems that arise in machine learning.

A blog about technology, programming, software engineering, bioinformatics, machine learning, visualization, R, and other programming languages.

Home Page for Computer Science Graduate Student Kenton Murray

»Log of the integration process, its challenges and (hopefully…) its solutions

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This is the homepage of JFlex. JFlex is a lexer/scanner generator for Java, written in Java, with emphasis on Unicode support, speed and platform independence

GIS Professional, Programmer, Biogeographer, Photographer

Tigerbook - A Way to Find your Friends

The number one website for Java interview preparation and Core Java Interview Questions. Include Java revision guides and example questions and answers.

Fibbing, hybrid SDN, routing, policies

African or European Swift?

The End of Anonymized Data and What to Do About It