The Year in Tech
← 2023 | 2025 →
I use these posts to track what I read and watched from 2024, so I can reference them later
Material I find particularly interesting is marked with a ✨
🗒️ Lecture slides for 🐯Algorithms & Data Structures (🌆my notes)
📺 Nova: A.I. Revolution
- Watching the host explore and struggle with his new artificial arm was intriguing. The episode contained a good non-technical explanation of generative AI for images
📺 Nova: Secrets in Your Data by PBS
- A lot of privacy episodes are pretty bad, but this one was interesting because the host had a real curiousity about the subject and was there to explore and think, not harangue
🗒️ Lecture slides for 🐻Intro. to Computing: A Design & Development Perspective (🌆my notes)
- When I took a version of this course, it used Java, but now it uses Python. It’s interesting to see how the course adapts to the language choice
📺 Nova: Decoding the Universe: Cosmos & Quantum by PBS
📄 US Supreme Court: TikTok, Inc. v. Garland
🗣️ SWE-agent + SWE-bench by 🐯Ofir Press
📕✨OCaml Programming: Correct + Efficient + Beautiful✨ by 🐻Michael Clarkson
🗣️ Princeton Language + Intelligence Launch by 🐯Arora, Troyanskaya, Chen, Narayanan & Griffiths
🗣️ Entrepreneurship with Purpose and Impact by 🐯Princeton Entrepreneurship Council
🗣️✨Pandora’s Bots: Navigating the AI Frontier✨ by 🐯Elad Hazan
- I wish this had been recorded so I could share the video, because this was one of the most informative and well-moderated panels I’ve attended on higher-order AI issues
🗣️ JerseyCTF IV by NJ Cybersecurity & Communications Integration Cell
🗣️✨Trenton Computer Festival (TCF)✨
🗣️ IEEE IT Professional Conference (ITPC)
🗣️ CTBN: The Oracle: Weaponizing Blockchain by 🐻Ari Juels
🗣️ Masterclass on Angel Investing by 🐯Princeton Alumni Angels
🗣️✨What We See & What We Value: AI with a Human Perspective✨ by 🐯Fei-Fei Li (🌆my notes)
🗣️ CTBN: Career Resilience: Sesame Street to Google by 🐻Jennifer Kotler Clarke