(Thread) How can I say no to this? My course will be made public! Stay tuned.
I was pulling your leg here. Here's my (hot? cold?) take: academics have a *moral obligation* to make as much of their material public as possible. Not just papers, but code, talks, and lectures. 1/n
I was pulling your leg here. Here's my (hot? cold?) take: academics have a *moral obligation* to make as much of their material public as possible. Not just papers, but code, talks, and lectures. 1/n
https://twitter.com/thegautamkamath/status/1303335905072222215
95% of the work for most content is preparing it. So why not present it so the whole world can appreciate it? arXiv, Github, and video sites.
All academics should learn how to record videos in high quality, say using @OBSProject (not just Zoom). It's imperative for the future 2/n
All academics should learn how to record videos in high quality, say using @OBSProject (not just Zoom). It's imperative for the future 2/n
Let me note that my course will be inspired by a number of books and courses, including by Dwork, Honaker, @thesasho, @Aaroth, Smith, @thejonullman, Vadhan, and more. I will acknowledge them whenever I can. See @DiffPriv's Resources for more: differentialprivacy.org/resources/ 3/n
See in particular this BIU Winter School, which I unfortunately neglected to mention before. Amazing introductory content by many experts in the field. Organized by @LindellYehuda, @bennypinkas, and @Kobbini in 2017, far ahead of the game.
cyber.biu.ac.il/event/the-7th-… 4/4
cyber.biu.ac.il/event/the-7th-… 4/4
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