Geeking with Greg

Sunday, March 30, 2008

Massively distributed Ajax profiling

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Emre Kiciman and Ben Livshits have a SOSP 2007 paper, "AjaxScope: A Platform for Remotely Monitoring the Client-Side Behavior of Web 2....

The death and life of newspapers

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Eric Alterman writes an article, " Out of Print ", in the March 31 New Yorker about "the death and life of the American newsp...
Friday, March 28, 2008

Hadoop Summit notes

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James Hamilton posts detailed notes ( [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] ) on the talks at the Hadoop Summit . Hadoop is the open source version of Go...
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Talk on disk as the new RAM

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Northeastern Professor Gene Cooperman recently gave a curious Google engEdu tech talk, " Disk-Based Parallel Computation, Rubik's C...
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Wednesday, March 26, 2008

Using dwell times for search relevance

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UNC Professor Diane Kelly gave a Google engEdu talk recently titled " Relevance Feedback: Getting the Most out of Your User ". I f...

Using IMDb data for Netflix Prize

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In a post titled " More data usually beats better algorithms ", Anand Rajaraman talks about the success a team from his data minin...
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Friday, March 21, 2008

Designing for internet scale

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James Hamilton wrote a LISA 2007 paper, "On Designing and Deploying Internet-Scale Services" ( PDF ) with a remarkable brain dump...
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Attending ICSWM 2008

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I will be at the " International Conference on Weblogs and Social Media " March 30 to April 2 here in Seattle. If you are interest...

Geeking with Greg inside Microsoft

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I have a started an internal version of Geeking with Greg inside Microsoft. It will be similar to this blog, but cover more day-to-day work...
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Interview on MIX Online

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I have a video interview on MIX Online titled " Greg Linden: Trends in Collective Intelligence and Centralization ". I ramble on ...
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Friday, March 14, 2008

Re-finding in Firefox 3

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It appears we will be seeing some interesting new support for re-finding in the next version of Firefox. From the release notes for Firef...

Talk on Hadoop at Google Fremont

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UW CS graduate student Aaron Kimball is giving a talk, " Welcome to the new area of cloud computing ", here in Seattle on Hadoop ...
Saturday, March 01, 2008

People who read this article also read

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I have an article in the March 2008 issue of IEEE Spectrum titled " People Who Read This Article Also Read... ". The article is on...
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Does the entropy of search logs indicate that search should be easy?

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Qiaozhu Mei had a fun talk at WSDM 2008 with dramatic, sometimes outlandish, but always thought-provoking statements about web search based ...
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Sunday, February 24, 2008

Back from CI Foo

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I got back from Collective Intelligence Foo Camp late last night. As promised , here is a summary of some of the highlights, the major tho...
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Thursday, February 21, 2008

Yahoo deploys large scale Hadoop cluster

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Yahoo's Eric Baldeschwieler reports that Yahoo is now running a 10k+ core Hadoop cluster that holds over 5 petabytes of data. Very coo...
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The madness of a growing crowd

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Nick Carr makes an observation about problems that occur in "self-regulating, super-democratic communities" as they grow. An ex...
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Clever exploit of DRAM to attack disk encryption

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Security guru Ed Felten posts about " Cold Boot Attacks on Disk Encryption ", a sideways attack on BitLocker, FileVault, and other...
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Wednesday, February 20, 2008

Going to CI Foo

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I am very much looking forward to going to Collective Intelligence Foo Camp this weekend. CI Foo is a Tim O'Reilly gathering hosted by ...
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Friday, February 15, 2008

Ranking using Indiana University's user traffic

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Mark Meiss gave an great talk at WSDM 2008 on a fascinating project where they tapped and anonymized all traffic into and out of Indiana Uni...
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