How to Have Real-World Impact: Five Easy Pieces
Five easy pieces of advice to getting your work to have real-world impact: not guaranteed to get your work adopted, but will definitely increase the odds of luck being on your side.
What Type Soundness Theorem Do You Really Want to Prove?
For decades, researchers have syntactically proved type soundness to establish their type system works. This post shows why a semantic notion of type soundness is more appropriate, for covering abstraction and unsafe features.
How to Design Co-Programs
We accept that data structure determines program structure. But we should not forget that it is not just the input data that may be structured: output data may be structured too, and both may determine program structure.
Machine Learning and Approximate Computing
There’s a new ecosystem of deep-learning-driven applications, occasionally titled Software 2.0, that integrates neural networks into a variety of computational tasks. Such applications include image recognition, natural language processing, and other traditional...