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Dodging bullets is hard, I guess...
— Edward Tremel,
shooting at assassins
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So how do we solve this problem? Well, we assume we have a solution.
— Zak Kincaid
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We keep doing the wrong thing over and over, until we do the right thing.
— Zak Kincaid,
on iterating until convergence
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March 19, 2015
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Ah, critical mass - that's my favorite mass!
— Matthew Milano,
Gathering students to go to the observatory
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I want to spend a little time on color, because of that... thing that happened over the weekend.
— Serge Belongie,
in grad computer vision, the week after a debate on the color of a blue and black dress melted the Internet
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March 3, 2015
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What does it mean to exist?
— Owen Arden,
Andrew Myers Group Meeting
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Feb. 17, 2015
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One of my main advantages is a lack of common sense.
— Jonathan Shi,
On Quantum Computing
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The world is a low-dimensional manifold!
— Sam Hopkins,
during Student Brown Bag
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It would be like 9/11, but with an infinite tower.
— Matvey Soloviev,
talking about collapsing the polynomial hierarchy
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Jan. 22, 2015
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Does your paper have any equations in it?
— Sam Hopkins,
delivering a sick burn in the theory lab.
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I say quotable things all the time
— Fabian Muehlboeck,
Talking about the quotes server
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You don't have to be creative when you can invert all the arrows
— Fran Mota
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You could say "friendship" is defined as take two people and spit out a random boolean
— Ross Tate,
in TPLS, meging small-world with probabilistic programming.
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Serge: I'm going to skip a bunch of stuff...I'll just mention "deep learning"..."big data"...
Robbert: ...and "software-defined something."
— Robbert van Renesse,
at the Cornell Systems Industry Workshop
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Penalty. Unicorns are full of rainbows and butterflies.
— Isaac Sheff,
while moderating a debate on "Upworthy or Clickhole?" at SIGSEGV
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