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PATPAT: Program analysis, the practice and theory: April 2015
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PATPAT: Program analysis, the practice and theory. Michael Ernst's technical blog. Tuesday, April 28, 2015. Declarative specification of FSM-inference algorithms. The paper “Using declarative specification to improve the understanding, extensibility, and comparison of model-inference algorithms”. Recently appeared in IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering. The paper is by Ivan Beschastnikh. Jenny Abrahamson, me. The paper proposes InvariMint, an approach to specify model-inference algorithms declarati...
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My gripes with JavaScript | IronJS Blog
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All things IronJS and F#. My gripes with JavaScript. Note: This post doesn’t mean I’ll stop working on IronJS, I love working on IronJS and will continue to do so to make it as fast and awesome as possible. Apparently my recent appearance. Caused some stir on twitter. People think I was laying to heavily into JavaScript as a feasible platform for server side development ( node.js. Lack of language defined modules and namespaces. However this just leads to a whole new can of problems. This ties into the p...
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In every job that must be done there is an element of fun. You find the fun, and snap! The job's a game. 2nd year PhD student, who works on the intersection of Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning. This blog will soon move, and its content may largely change then. Keep an eye on it! Note: We don’t welcome anonymous and blabberish comments. My “Endearing Friends” And “Treasured Acquaintances”. People from Academia with Similar Research Interest. Chris J.C. Burge. 7 thoughts on “ About. There&#...
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PATPAT: Program analysis, the practice and theory: NSF GRFs for Pavel Panchekha and Doug Woos
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PATPAT: Program analysis, the practice and theory. Michael Ernst's technical blog. Monday, April 13, 2015. NSF GRFs for Pavel Panchekha and Doug Woos. I am delighted that two of my stud ents —. Have won NSF graduate fellowships this year. Pavel applies his mathematical background to problems in compilers and verification. Pavel is co-advised by Zach Tatlock. Doug works in the intersection of systems, networks, and programming languages. Doug is co-advised by Tom Anderson.