I am thrilled to share that our paper "Internet Architecture Evolution: Found in Translation" was accepted for @ACMSIGCOMM#HotNets 2024! In it, we advocate and present the rationale for a translation-based approach to the evolution of the Internet. Abstract bellow.
Writing scientific papers should be an engineering task, not an art form, so here's a guide with my learnings from 6 years of PhD:
https://t.co/b7TFBMuxVv
Come watch our presentation in #ICSE2023 on "Usability-Oriented Design of Liquid Types for Java", at 2h15pm in the Programming Languages session. In the meantime here is a sneak peek https://t.co/xtfmKS5WNX
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One ambitious goal in the SDN research community is to be able to develop "write once, run anywhere" network programs that can be deployed across a combination of servers, PISA switches, network processors, etc.
Join an on-demand talk by a @InescID junior researcher and @istecnico PhD student on “Towards In-Network Anomaly Detection” as part of the P4 Workshop - learn more and register! | https://t.co/t8ElK096N6
#P4#P4Workshop#NetworkSecurity#OpenSource
This series of talks from SOSP'15 History day are hidden gems: https://t.co/lE5LKJA87z. Although I was in the audience back then, rewatching these over the weekend was a delight. My favorite one is Barbara Liskov's account of how she invented data abstraction.