My research introducing trace wringing in two minutes: https://t.co/kSyh0nnqPY
If you'll be in Providence for #asplos2019, come check out my talk titled "Safer Program Behavior Sharing through Trace Wringing" on Wednesday!
Doing a PhD is - at heart - one long discussion with your mentor. The discussion changes over time - with unexpected turns and ups & downs - but through it all is a pair of people discussing a topic endlessly to make sense of it.
PhD students: choose someone you like to talk to!
During a conversation tonight, @JBalkind showed me this resources office that exists at UCSB. Would have killed for something like this when I was in school. Such a weird mix of happiness, yet a tinge of envy. https://t.co/AGIQg7uRzq
Looking for a friendly, accessible way to learn about differential privacy? 🧐 Prefer simple explanations to ugly equations? 😇
Introducing my ✨ newly revamped ✨ blog post series about differential privacy, now with an intro page & table of contents 🌈
https://t.co/bMmRjc1r1w
If you're attending #Tapia2021 today, be sure to come by and say hi! 👋🏽
I'll share my experiences with disclosing my disabilities to my (super awesome) PhD advisor, & ways to make computing more open to all... because diversity includes disability, even "invisible" ones.
Uhh, yeah so the awesome @heyelbs just went ahead and did all that work. So if you want a place to start reading on how to be an ally to women and URM this weekend 👉 https://t.co/vfQBrh0QQQ
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How to make steady progress in my research?
I worked so damn hard but "IT JUST DOESN'T WORK!"😤
How can I unblock myself quickly and make good progress toward the goals?
Below I compiled a list of tips that I found useful. 👇
Fascinating timelapse of a salamander growing from a single cell, into a complete, complex living organism over three weeks.
Credit: Jan van IJken
https://t.co/Wp4UoToxbL
I study the risks of digital tech, especially privacy. So people are surprised to hear that I’m optimistic about tech’s long term societal impact. But without optimism and the belief that you can create change with research & advocacy, you burn out too soon in this line of work.