Aloha From HICSS 50!
In Hawaii for HICSS 50. So far so good. Have seen old friends, met new friends and am enjoying Panoply security competition. Paper being nominated as best paper does not hurt either.

In Hawaii for HICSS 50. So far so good. Have seen old friends, met new friends and am enjoying Panoply security competition. Paper being nominated as best paper does not hurt either.

I have always liked how Philips Ambilight looked but didn’t want to replace my carefully selected gaming monitor just yet. The other after market solutions were too expensive and too clunky (a camera pointed at the screen? really?). Last time I checked (back in USA) there wasn’t a good solution for this. A week ago,…
Through our discussions with the PhD students in the department, the lack of a replication journal has always been something we felt the lack of. Everybody agreed that scientific progress required replicability of results but, no one was able to spare the time to an endeavour which would surely go unrewarded. Now that there is…
Google open sourced TensorFlow (TF), a distributed machine learning library, in November. The basic idea is that, you build your ML process into a graph and let TF handle the running and distribution of the work between cores. Be it cores in your CPU or GPU, TF has you covered. The dataflow graph works much…
This will be a rambling, semi-incoherent post. It’s hard to put into words what I want to write, so I’ll get at it sideways: I’m turning my heartbreak into a playlist and talking about the songs (instead of talking about my feelings like a grown-up). The period from Fall 2024 to Fall 2025 has been…
I recently finished reading Democracy Project by David Graeber. It was part a trip down nostalgia lane and part a refresher course on politics. I would say the book revolves around Occupy Wall Street. I was living in the US while all of that was happening and remember the sense of hope at the time….
I had a short weekend getaway in Bornholm over the weekend, and fit in a short hike while I was there. I walked the Almindingen trail in Echo Valley. It was a pleasant hike. The area is more hilly than what we get in most of Denmark. The hike took us through a forest, two lakes,…
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