We also have:
- Contributed talks on a variety of topics.
- Talk videos for all of the accepted papers.
- A Discord server where you can discuss all this (and more) with others!
More information can be found at https://t.co/XI9C2tPjq9. We hope you join us tomorrow!!
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NINeS 2026 is tomorrow! We have just posted (at https://t.co/XI9C2tPjq9) details on how to join the livestream, which starts at 1am UTC, and will let you experience what is going on at several pods and also hear our keynotes. We hope you join us.
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NINeS is in a few weeks (February 10). If you are at (or near) Hong Kong, London, New York or Boston, consider going to a pod. See https://t.co/61TQInf5go for details!
This week, we hear @natefoster 's response to Why Nines? A cat is involved in producing the video, but like many good producers does not appear in the video.
📢 We are excited to announce NINeS, a new online conference dedicated to bold, foundational ideas in networked systems! Submissions due Oct 1; event on Feb 10. Join us! https://t.co/Dd7Die9alY #NINeS
Exciting news: 2025 is an odd number, which means it is a year with HotOS.
The 2025 edition will be held at Banff (in Canada) in mid-May. The CFP is now out at https://t.co/YOdIlTag72, papers are due on January 15th.
Please submit your most fun systems idea.
@georgemporter In what model of computation? Turing machines have no time, so I think this is linear in num1+num2. Similarly for old enough kernels, which used interrupts for time keeping, still linear? Also, the function returns a number larger than num1+num2 :)
@NeerajaJY and I are excited to announce that the @ACMSIGCOMM HotNets 2022 (Austin, TX) invitation lottery is now open. You can enter at https://t.co/LfcjdXOFKr no later than Thursday, October 5th. And please help spread the word around! 🙏