Matúš Sulír

Assistant professor, Technical University of Košice

[Matúš Sulír @MatusSulir]

This week I'm starting my 2.5-month research stay at the SEDC lab, @IstiCnr in Pisa 😀🇮🇹🌍

[Matúš Sulír @MatusSulir]

Tired of writing Bash scripts to build your own corpora or using outdated datasets? JaMaBuild: Mass Building of Java Projects (with @MilanNosal) at @splashcon. Paper: https://t.co/QN7GyFYI4u, web: https://t.co/049uEXcc0h, demo: https://t.co/yMa08fAFSK

[Matúš Sulír @MatusSulir]

57% of statically analyzed and 21% of dynamically analyzed Java methods called I/O, so it should not be ignored. Outside the Sandbox: A Study of Input/Output Methods in Java (with @sergejx @MilanNosal) at @ConfEASE. https://t.co/4XzxSBHNzs

[Matúš Sulír @MatusSulir]

@xLeitix If you think this is too much, we have 45 days 😀 (40 days generally for teachers in Slovakia + 5 days extra at our university).

[Matúš Sulír @MatusSulir]

@ProfPaulRalph I will teach from september to december, probably a small group of about 18 students, Masters level (European style, a.k.a. "Engineer").

[Matúš Sulír @MatusSulir]

Keynote by @timofeybryksin at @IEEEICSME
#icsme2021: JetBrains IDEs collect only the attributes of the code (numeric/enum features) for machine learning instead of the code itself to ensure the code remains private.

[Paris Avgeriou @PAvgeriou]

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[Matúš Sulír @MatusSulir]

Great opportunity for research collaboration - everyone can easily join. I also hope to see other such studies in the future.

[Matúš Sulír @MatusSulir]

String Representations of Java Objects: An Empirical Study is at https://t.co/GTuDc0qUNQ

– 73% of classes have the default (often useless) toString
– 63% of calls are implicit
– toStrings are used also in test assertions
– implementations often contain literals, field reads, "+"

[Matúš Sulír @MatusSulir]

The preprint of my yesterday's @splashcon #splash19 poster "Toward a Benchmark Repository for Software Maintenance Tool Evaluations with Humans" is online: https://t.co/Qu5bbqPglD

[Margaret-Anne Storey @margaretstorey]

Slides posted! Publish or Perish: Questioning the Impact of Our Research on the Software Developer #icse2019 #icse19 @icseconf https://t.co/TQ5z7aC2xu via @SlideShare

[Matúš Sulír @MatusSulir]

@grammarware @ICSEconf @margaretstorey Maybe there is no clear boundary. This reminds me a former PhD student at his thesis proposal exam about SW arch. To a question "What is software architecture?", in a room full of professors, he responded: "Nobody in this room knows what is software architecture." 😀

[Matúš Sulír @MatusSulir]

@sarahnadi Agree with @andymeneely. In Slovakia, public (=almost all) universities are largely financed by literally substituting the counts of publications into a formula (with weights for publication types). This cascades to university management -> senior researchers -> juniors.

[Ink & Switch @inkandswitch]

https://t.co/snTlF3a2GV

[Matúš Sulír @MatusSulir]

Cc @Chis_Andrei (the paper we talked about)

[Matúš Sulír @MatusSulir]

A preprint of our @programmingconf paper "Draw This Object: A Study of Debugging Representations" is online: https://t.co/JUnncb2vnd #prog19

[Moritz Beller @Inventitech]

Introducing strans, which performs string manipulation by learning from provided example(s), instead of having to program explicitly, like with sed. Give it a try! https://t.co/JUvMupaY7n

[mir @mircealungu]

If you can’t build a well-structured monolith, what makes you think microservices is the answer?

– Simon Brown (@simonbrown quoted here: https://t.co/fx32u6ldPa)

[Felix Reda @Senficon]

Breaking: The text of #Article13 and the EU Copyright Directive has just been finalised. Upload filters are in. Here's how we got here and what you can still do to #SaveYourInternet: https://t.co/lXJ3Jxux5i

[COLAjournal @COLAjournal]

COMLAN merged with JVLC and renamed to COLA (Journal of Computer Languages) - https://t.co/0oeGKYxyO4