Ways to keep track of ideas
For as long as I’ve been doing research, I’ve tried to come up with a “system” that works for keeping track of the loose ideas that filter through during talks or in idle moments. Earlier on, the focus...
View ArticleGreetings from Infocom 2009
Greeting to you, patient (and probably bored) readers! I’m in Rio de Janeiro for Infocom 2009 and yes, I am going to be blogging a bit about it. The conference is little out of my bailiwick, at least...
View ArticlePictures from Hong Kong, etc.
I have been castigated for not putting up more pictures of my trip to Hong Kong on Ye Olde Blog, so I’ll give a quick pointer to my Picasa album which has a lot of the pictures. So here is a somewhat...
View Articlequote from the infocom panel on Clean Slate Architectures
“We get the same people and the the same dead horses and we all stand around them and beat them with sticks. And we call it Clean Slate design because we use a new stick each day.” – Joe Touch, Postel...
View ArticleDinner in Rio de Janeiro
I’ve had two good dinners already here (for those who are meat eaters). I should hit the gym to convert all the protein into muscle! The first was at Via Sete, which has pretty tasty appetizers,...
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Infocom 2009 : general thoughts and assorted topics
This was my first time going to Infocom, and I had a good time, despite being a bit out of my element. The crowd is a mix of electrical engineers and computer scientists, of theorists,...
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Infocom 2009 : network statistics problems
Graph Sampling Techniques for Studying Unstructured Overlays Amir Hassan Rasti Ekbatani (University of Oregon, US); Mojtaba Torkjazi (University of Oregon, US); Reza Rejaie (University of Oregon, US);...
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