writing
things i'm learning, essays, and lectures.
my gt research: an outside review took its best shots, and the paper is still standing (week five)
week five of my cs 8903 project at georgia tech: a five-persona external review, the two open questions from last week both closed with real experiments instead of wording, and the paper merged to main at 12 pages, ten days out from the deadline.
my gt research: the paper's basically done, and the one number i wasn't proud of just got a better story (week four)
week four of my cs 8903 project at georgia tech: the mls result closes to a clean 0% with an iterative repair loop, a third external review reframes what the deterministic stage is actually for, and all 23 measurements are in ahead of the july 15 gate.
my gt research: a real access-control lattice, an honest null result, and one decision left (week three)
week three of my cs 8903 project at georgia tech: ciguard now enforces a full multi-level clearance lattice instead of a binary allowed/disallowed split, a covert-channel experiment came back as a clean null, and today's meeting is about strategy, not results, since the paper itself is already done.
my gt research: what i'm putting in front of my advisor (week two)
week two of my cs 8903 project at georgia tech: the three results i'm presenting at today's progress meeting, the claims i had to walk back after a hard prior-art search, and the one decision left, which venue to aim for.
freeze-frame: can you read an nba possession before it resolves?
a game built on real 2015-16 sportvu player-tracking data — freeze a possession 2-4 seconds out, call the outcome, then watch it play forward against an elo ladder that rates the plays too.