Sharc + Synergy Lab Reading Group Schedule (Fall 2022)
- Time: Friday 11:00 am – 12:30 pm
- Location: Zoom Meeting Room
- To schedule a presentation:Please fill in the schedule here: schedule
- There is no need to specify a paper title yet — you can just reserve a slot and fill in the details later.
- Some rules:
- Please be well prepared and make sure your chosen paper is excellent and worth reading
- Please actively ask questions and make comments — this is a good way to interact with Sharc members
- Feel free to invite your friends (even outside GT)
- Please make your presentation within 25 minutes (if no interruption); the overall presentation will be at most 40 minutes with Q&A
- If you don’t know what to present, please choose some latest publications from these conferences (in Related Conferences/Journals)
- Subscription: To subscribe to get notifications regarding schedule changes or to unsubscribe, please send an email to callie.hao AT ece.gatech.edu.
Sharc + Synergy Lab Reading Group Schedule (Spring 2022)
- Time: Friday 11:30 am – 1:00 pm
- Past presentation schedule is here: schedule
Sharc Lab Reading Group Schedule (Fall 2021)
- Time: Friday 3:00 – 4:30 pm
- Past presentation schedule is here: schedule
Sharc Lab Get-together!
Fun Facts at Sharc — Nerdy Quotations
January 20, 2023 @ Campus
Callie and Hanqiu are brainstorming ideas for projects to pursue next. Callie mentions Bayes network and stuff regarding uncertainty. She then goes on to talk about the really fancy ideas she has in mind. After she’s done explaining, Callie curiously looks at Hanqiu, excited, asking: “What do you think?”
Hanqiu, listening to all that Callie said about uncertainty, stands there next to a whiteboard, calm, composed, and innocently blurts out: “Your ideas have a lot of uncertainty“. 😂
May 03, 2022 @ Campus
Sharc Lab dinner. Someone took out rice from the delivery box shaped as a cube. Stefan said (calmly): “It’s block partitioned“.
The same Sharc Lab dinner. We ordered too much food and Jianming offered to heat up some of them at another microwave machine. Someone said: “It’s multi-core and distributed computing“. Some said: “It’s called offloading some tasks to GPU“. After a while, our heating was finished but Jianming hasn’t been back yet. We concluded: “It’s because the communication overhead is too large” (the other microwave machine is far away).
July 9, 2022 @ San Francisco
Sharc Lab dinner. After a large meal, Callie mumbled: “hope I have two stomachs.” Akshay didn’t get it and asked Callie to repeat. After the second time, Akshay looked extremely enlightened and said (excitingly): “Ohhh! So ping pong buffer!“
September 25, 2022 @ Campus
Akshay holding a huge bottle of zero-sugar soda for Callie and expressed concerns about getting too much soda, but Callie didn’t care since it’s zero-sugar. Akshay didn’t give up: “You know zero-sugar and zero-calorie on the label doesn’t really mean zero; as long as it’s below a threshold they can claim zero.” Looking at Callie’s indifferent face, he emphasized: “There’s a quantization error! It can be accumulated!” This is a really good practice before the submission deadline.
September 28, 2022 @ Campus
Sharc Lab meeting with Stefan and Rishov. Stefan was trying to explain the adversary attack on INR (Implicit Neural Representation). Rishov goes: “Here, hold my INR, and I’ll ….”.
If in the future Rishov is not responding to his email/slack, he is probably too busy holding Stefan’s INR.
October 6, 2022 @ Campus
Rishov told Akshay about our new “agile development” branding. Akshay commented: “If we make some hardware that doesn’t work correctly, we can call it fragile development“. What a brilliant idea!