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Relevant trivia: My last name is pronounced “Le-Gwess.”

Misc links of interest:

Slides for our talk at the ICSE 2024 MIP plenary “It Does What You Say, Not What You Mean: Lessons from 10 Years of Program Repair” are available at SlideShare.

Times Higher Ed covers our June 2018 CACM article (at CACM, local PDF) on anonymization effectiveness in double-blind review.

Talk: Fall 2017, O’Reilly’s Velocity NYC, on Automated Program Repair: Video (on Youtube)

Talk: Winter 2017, hosted by the incomparable PLSE group at UW, on Scalable Semantic Code Search for High-Quality Program Repair: Details, video.

Talk: Fall 2016, on Automated Program Repair, at the Papers We Love conference, co-located with StrangeLoop: Info Slides 免费的梯子加速器 Video (on Youtube)