Harry Goldstein
Harry Goldstein
@harrisongoldste.in
(he/him) Postdoc at the University of Maryland I make tools that help developers to build trust in their software using techniques from PL, SE, and HCI. Currently on the academic job market, looking for tenure-track positions! https://harrisongoldste.in
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Have you been considering hosting a local PL meetup? Need a good place to start? Check out the PL Perspectives post that I wrote with Michael Greenberg and Noam Zilberstein! blog.sigplan.org/2025/09/16/think-globally-discuss-pl-locally/
Upstate NY folks: Cornell will be hosting Upstate PL (www.cs.cornell.edu/upstate-pl/) on Thursday, August 28th. You should come if you're in the area! Talk proposals are due August 4th, registration closes August 18th.
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Really enjoyed this talk by @harrisongoldste.in that demonstrates inventive uses of the #LeanLang InfoView enhanced by metaprogramming techniques to display real-time testing data. #LeanProver #Metaprogramming #VSCode #PropertyTesting
If one of the greatest math minds of our generation accepts incorrect AI generated code as correct, you will too youtube.com/clip/Ugkx0fA...
If you are considering applying for a PhD this Fall, please get in touch. I’m looking for students who are interested in PL, SE, and/or HCI — and ideally all three! You can find more information about me and my work on my website: harrisongoldste.in
Penn’s annual PL REU is accepting applications for Summer 2025! penn-repl.github.io REPL is an awesome program. It’s fully funded (housing / travel / stipend) and you get to do research with an amazing group of people Deadline is March 15th—if you’re an undergrad that likes PL, you should apply!
Thanks so much to JFP for publishing my dissertation abstract, along with 9 others! This is a really valuable service for the community. Dissertations are a ton of work, and it’s nice to have a way to increase the chance that they’ll be read and used
We're delighted to publish ten PhD abstracts in this round. Topics range from types to tests, from synthesis to software engineering, from datatypes to differentiation. Have a look!
I know I already posted about Lean once today, but I had to share: apparently new Lean projects automatically have CI set up?? github.com/leanprover/l... Amazing. I know it isn't hard to set up yourself, but I almost never use CI on personal projects because it's just a little too much of a hassle
Folks may have already seen on the bird site, but I was on the Haskell Interlude! t.co/uyilDdNV9T It was a ton of fun! If folks want to know more about anything we talked about let me know
Here's another short from my conversation on TheForkJoin! https://youtube.com/shorts/n69-xVE5Pqg?feature=share
Experimenting with short-form video, so I made a little follow up to my conversation last week on http://twitch.tv/theforkjoin. Stay tuned, I may post a few more clips from the conversation! https://youtube.com/shorts/2oDq31vzCkA
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