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  1. ParlamentníListy.cz zveřejňují text Vlastimila Veselého, ředitele Společnosti na obranu svobody projevu, hodnotící první

    Tón: : mírně negativní
    #česko #gdelt #sosp #veselý #svobodaProjevu

    parlamentnilisty.cz/arena/moni

  2. ParlamentníListy.cz zveřejňují text Vlastimila Veselého, ředitele Společnosti na obranu svobody projevu, hodnotící první

    Tón: : mírně negativní
    #česko #gdelt #sosp #veselý #svobodaProjevu

    parlamentnilisty.cz/arena/moni

  3. ParlamentníListy.cz zveřejňují text Vlastimila Veselého, ředitele Společnosti na obranu svobody projevu, hodnotící první

    Tón: : mírně negativní
    #česko #gdelt #sosp #veselý #svobodaProjevu

    parlamentnilisty.cz/arena/moni

  4. Periodic reminder that the #ACM #SOSP History Day lectures were excellent. I am so glad I got to see them in person. But I highly recommend watching them if you haven't:

    sigops.org/s/conferences/sosp/

    Butler Lampson's on #security was particularly excellent and is worth re-watching every few years:

    youtube.com/watch?v=6nadXMSFSjk
    (slides sigops.org/s/conferences/sosp/)

  5. Periodic reminder that the #ACM #SOSP History Day lectures were excellent. I am so glad I got to see them in person. But I highly recommend watching them if you haven't:

    sigops.org/s/conferences/sosp/

    Butler Lampson's on #security was particularly excellent and is worth re-watching every few years:

    youtube.com/watch?v=6nadXMSFSjk
    (slides sigops.org/s/conferences/sosp/)

  6. Periodic reminder that the History Day lectures were excellent. I am so glad I got to see them in person. But I highly recommend watching them if you haven't:

    sigops.org/s/conferences/sosp/

    Butler Lampson's on was particularly excellent and is worth re-watching every few years:

    youtube.com/watch?v=6nadXMSFSjk
    (slides sigops.org/s/conferences/sosp/)

  7. Periodic reminder that the #ACM #SOSP History Day lectures were excellent. I am so glad I got to see them in person. But I highly recommend watching them if you haven't:

    sigops.org/s/conferences/sosp/

    Butler Lampson's on #security was particularly excellent and is worth re-watching every few years:

    youtube.com/watch?v=6nadXMSFSjk
    (slides sigops.org/s/conferences/sosp/)

  8. Periodic reminder that the #ACM #SOSP History Day lectures were excellent. I am so glad I got to see them in person. But I highly recommend watching them if you haven't:

    sigops.org/s/conferences/sosp/

    Butler Lampson's on #security was particularly excellent and is worth re-watching every few years:

    youtube.com/watch?v=6nadXMSFSjk
    (slides sigops.org/s/conferences/sosp/)

  9. @medvidekpu
    Taková americká #SOSP (Společnost pro ochranu svobodného projevu)
  10. @medvidekpu
    Taková americká #SOSP (Společnost pro ochranu svobodného projevu)
  11. @medvidekpu
    Taková americká #SOSP (Společnost pro ochranu svobodného projevu)
  12. @medvidekpu
    Taková americká #SOSP (Společnost pro ochranu svobodného projevu)
  13. I’ve grumbled about the ludicrous price of conferences a lot recently. To put this in perspective:

    I am off to a Dagstuhl seminar soon. The total cost of attending this three-day event (train to the airport, flight, taxi to the venue in the middle of nowhere, food, accommodation, and attendance) is less than just the registration fee for SOSP last year and EuroLLVM this year. And I expect to get far more out of it than either.

    Last year I taught at a week-long summer school (PLISS). If I had paid the registration fee, the total cost of attending would have been slightly more than the cost of registration for either of the other events.

    But both of those events are bigger! Yes, but does that make them more useful? I don’t have time to talk to most of the attendees and so much of the program is full of talks that could have been prerecorded videos (which I could watch without travelling) that the actual face-to-face time with other people is smaller.

    Computer science really needs to rethink the ‘spend huge amounts of money going to massive conferences’ model. It excludes people who aren’t backed by well-funded institutions. And the value for attendees is quite low (far lower than for a lot of more focused smaller events).

    #SOSP #EuroLLVM #ACM #Dagstuhl

  14. I’ve grumbled about the ludicrous price of conferences a lot recently. To put this in perspective:

    I am off to a Dagstuhl seminar soon. The total cost of attending this three-day event (train to the airport, flight, taxi to the venue in the middle of nowhere, food, accommodation, and attendance) is less than just the registration fee for SOSP last year and EuroLLVM this year. And I expect to get far more out of it than either.

    Last year I taught at a week-long summer school (PLISS). If I had paid the registration fee, the total cost of attending would have been slightly more than the cost of registration for either of the other events.

    But both of those events are bigger! Yes, but does that make them more useful? I don’t have time to talk to most of the attendees and so much of the program is full of talks that could have been prerecorded videos (which I could watch without travelling) that the actual face-to-face time with other people is smaller.

    Computer science really needs to rethink the ‘spend huge amounts of money going to massive conferences’ model. It excludes people who aren’t backed by well-funded institutions. And the value for attendees is quite low (far lower than for a lot of more focused smaller events).

    #SOSP #EuroLLVM #ACM #Dagstuhl

  15. I’ve grumbled about the ludicrous price of conferences a lot recently. To put this in perspective:

    I am off to a Dagstuhl seminar soon. The total cost of attending this three-day event (train to the airport, flight, taxi to the venue in the middle of nowhere, food, accommodation, and attendance) is less than just the registration fee for SOSP last year and EuroLLVM this year. And I expect to get far more out of it than either.

    Last year I taught at a week-long summer school (PLISS). If I had paid the registration fee, the total cost of attending would have been slightly more than the cost of registration for either of the other events.

    But both of those events are bigger! Yes, but does that make them more useful? I don’t have time to talk to most of the attendees and so much of the program is full of talks that could have been prerecorded videos (which I could watch without travelling) that the actual face-to-face time with other people is smaller.

    Computer science really needs to rethink the ‘spend huge amounts of money going to massive conferences’ model. It excludes people who aren’t backed by well-funded institutions. And the value for attendees is quite low (far lower than for a lot of more focused smaller events).

    #SOSP #EuroLLVM #ACM #Dagstuhl

  16. I’ve grumbled about the ludicrous price of conferences a lot recently. To put this in perspective:

    I am off to a Dagstuhl seminar soon. The total cost of attending this three-day event (train to the airport, flight, taxi to the venue in the middle of nowhere, food, accommodation, and attendance) is less than just the registration fee for SOSP last year and EuroLLVM this year. And I expect to get far more out of it than either.

    Last year I taught at a week-long summer school (PLISS). If I had paid the registration fee, the total cost of attending would have been slightly more than the cost of registration for either of the other events.

    But both of those events are bigger! Yes, but does that make them more useful? I don’t have time to talk to most of the attendees and so much of the program is full of talks that could have been prerecorded videos (which I could watch without travelling) that the actual face-to-face time with other people is smaller.

    Computer science really needs to rethink the ‘spend huge amounts of money going to massive conferences’ model. It excludes people who aren’t backed by well-funded institutions. And the value for attendees is quite low (far lower than for a lot of more focused smaller events).

    #SOSP #EuroLLVM #ACM #Dagstuhl

  17. I’ve grumbled about the ludicrous price of conferences a lot recently. To put this in perspective:

    I am off to a Dagstuhl seminar soon. The total cost of attending this three-day event (train to the airport, flight, taxi to the venue in the middle of nowhere, food, accommodation, and attendance) is less than just the registration fee for SOSP last year and EuroLLVM this year. And I expect to get far more out of it than either.

    Last year I taught at a week-long summer school (PLISS). If I had paid the registration fee, the total cost of attending would have been slightly more than the cost of registration for either of the other events.

    But both of those events are bigger! Yes, but does that make them more useful? I don’t have time to talk to most of the attendees and so much of the program is full of talks that could have been prerecorded videos (which I could watch without travelling) that the actual face-to-face time with other people is smaller.

    Computer science really needs to rethink the ‘spend huge amounts of money going to massive conferences’ model. It excludes people who aren’t backed by well-funded institutions. And the value for attendees is quite low (far lower than for a lot of more focused smaller events).

    #SOSP #EuroLLVM #ACM #Dagstuhl

  18. Ugh, the papers in this session are making me want to rewrite the FreeBSD VM / pmap layer. So much needsniping.

    #FreeBSD #SOSP

  19. Ugh, the papers in this session are making me want to rewrite the FreeBSD VM / pmap layer. So much needsniping.

    #FreeBSD #SOSP

  20. Ugh, the papers in this session are making me want to rewrite the FreeBSD VM / pmap layer. So much needsniping.

    #FreeBSD #SOSP

  21. Ugh, the papers in this session are making me want to rewrite the FreeBSD VM / pmap layer. So much needsniping.

    #FreeBSD #SOSP

  22. Ugh, the papers in this session are making me want to rewrite the FreeBSD VM / pmap layer. So much needsniping.

    #FreeBSD #SOSP

  23. At #sosp: Yuhong Zhong presents our work on using CXL to share NICs and other PCIe devices across multiple hosts for better utilization.

  24. At #sosp: Yuhong Zhong presents our work on using CXL to share NICs and other PCIe devices across multiple hosts for better utilization.

  25. At #sosp: Yuhong Zhong presents our work on using CXL to share NICs and other PCIe devices across multiple hosts for better utilization.

  26. At #sosp: Yuhong Zhong presents our work on using CXL to share NICs and other PCIe devices across multiple hosts for better utilization.

  27. At #sosp: Yuhong Zhong presents our work on using CXL to share NICs and other PCIe devices across multiple hosts for better utilization.

  28. Wow, the organisers of SOSP booked an excursion on Thursday without sufficient places for most attendees. And the day before the official start of the conference, it's already fully booked. Apparently it was full before my flight even landed.

    Glad to see the massively overpriced registration fee is being spent in accordance with the ACM policies on inclusion.

    EDIT: They also, in spite of collecting dietary requirements at registration, didn’t check with the hotel that they were actually going to be catering for them, so there was no vegetarian food at lunch. Checking that the venue understands dietary requirements and checking what they intend to do to cater to them is one of the simplest bits of event organisation. I dread to think what else they have screwed up.

    Second Edit: They have over 700 people attending. They organised an excursion for 120. Then they increased it to 160. And are somehow confused it's oversubscribed. Astonishing.

    #SOSP #ACM

  29. Wow, the organisers of SOSP booked an excursion on Thursday without sufficient places for most attendees. And the day before the official start of the conference, it's already fully booked. Apparently it was full before my flight even landed.

    Glad to see the massively overpriced registration fee is being spent in accordance with the ACM policies on inclusion.

    EDIT: They also, in spite of collecting dietary requirements at registration, didn’t check with the hotel that they were actually going to be catering for them, so there was no vegetarian food at lunch. Checking that the venue understands dietary requirements and checking what they intend to do to cater to them is one of the simplest bits of event organisation. I dread to think what else they have screwed up.

    Second Edit: They have over 700 people attending. They organised an excursion for 120. Then they increased it to 160. And are somehow confused it's oversubscribed. Astonishing.

    #SOSP #ACM

  30. Wow, the organisers of SOSP booked an excursion on Thursday without sufficient places for most attendees. And the day before the official start of the conference, it's already fully booked. Apparently it was full before my flight even landed.

    Glad to see the massively overpriced registration fee is being spent in accordance with the ACM policies on inclusion.

    EDIT: They also, in spite of collecting dietary requirements at registration, didn’t check with the hotel that they were actually going to be catering for them, so there was no vegetarian food at lunch. Checking that the venue understands dietary requirements and checking what they intend to do to cater to them is one of the simplest bits of event organisation. I dread to think what else they have screwed up.

    Second Edit: They have over 700 people attending. They organised an excursion for 120. Then they increased it to 160. And are somehow confused it's oversubscribed. Astonishing.

    #SOSP #ACM

  31. Wow, the organisers of SOSP booked an excursion on Thursday without sufficient places for most attendees. And the day before the official start of the conference, it's already fully booked. Apparently it was full before my flight even landed.

    Glad to see the massively overpriced registration fee is being spent in accordance with the ACM policies on inclusion.

    EDIT: They also, in spite of collecting dietary requirements at registration, didn’t check with the hotel that they were actually going to be catering for them, so there was no vegetarian food at lunch. Checking that the venue understands dietary requirements and checking what they intend to do to cater to them is one of the simplest bits of event organisation. I dread to think what else they have screwed up.

    Second Edit: They have over 700 people attending. They organised an excursion for 120. Then they increased it to 160. And are somehow confused it's oversubscribed. Astonishing.

    #SOSP #ACM

  32. Wow, the organisers of SOSP booked an excursion on Thursday without sufficient places for most attendees. And the day before the official start of the conference, it's already fully booked. Apparently it was full before my flight even landed.

    Glad to see the massively overpriced registration fee is being spent in accordance with the ACM policies on inclusion.

    EDIT: They also, in spite of collecting dietary requirements at registration, didn’t check with the hotel that they were actually going to be catering for them, so there was no vegetarian food at lunch. Checking that the venue understands dietary requirements and checking what they intend to do to cater to them is one of the simplest bits of event organisation. I dread to think what else they have screwed up.

    Second Edit: They have over 700 people attending. They organised an excursion for 120. Then they increased it to 160. And are somehow confused it's oversubscribed. Astonishing.

    #SOSP #ACM