Harrison Goldstein
Assistant Professor, Computer Science & Engineering · University at Buffalo · he/him Assistant Professor, CSE · University at Buffalo

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2024 My New Favorite Mocktail Here's a quick post, just sharing a mocktail that I'm workshopping.1 Recipe 2 oz. Lapsang souchong, brewed strong (around 1/2 as much water… Sep 16 2024 Appearance on Disseminate I had a lovely conversation with Dr. Jack Waudby on the Disseminate podcast. We talked about Property-Based Testing in Practice and PBT in g… Jul 8 2024 Don't Give a No-Op Talk I've noticed a common failure mode among academic conference keynotes and other large audience talks that I've started calling a "no-op" tal… Apr 22 2024 Victor Basili Postdoctoral Fellowship I'm excited to announce that starting in Fall 2024 I will be working with Leonidas Lampropoulos at the University of Maryland as a Victor Ba… Feb 18 2023 I was on TheForkJoin! Last week I had the pleasure of being a guest on TheForkJoin. I chatted with Rachit Nigam and Oliver Flatt about my computer science journey… Jul 29 2019 Introducing Tourist I've been spending a lot of time lately working on a project that I'm really excited about. With the help of my roommate Jason, I've been wo… Apr 14 2019 Brown Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies I know all two of you who read this blog are here for my computer science content, but who doesn't like chocolate chip cookies?? TL;DR: Jump… Feb 24 2018 The (Regular) Language of Dance Over the last month or so, I've gotten really into swing dancing. It's a new and exciting challenge for me---I'm not the most coordinated pe… Apr 2 2017 Derivatives of Regular Expressions Quick disclaimer: The ideas in this blog post are not my original work. I am paraphrasing from lectures given by both Nate Foster and Dexter… Sep 30 2017 Encryption and Adjunctions This post goes pretty deep into Category Theory, fairly quickly. For explanations of some of the concepts used in this post, I highly recomm… May 26 2017 Elm, First Impressions I like exploring new programming languages and paradigms in my spare time. Here are some of my thoughts on Elm. Elm is a purely functional, … May 25 2017 Why not try Spacemacs? Disclaimer: I hope this post does not offend anyone. I do mention both vim and emacs, so reader disgression is advised. When I first starte… May 24