Rasmus Pagh

@rasmuspagh.net

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Professor of computer science at University of Copenhagen. Interested in random things & their application (especially to algorithms and privacy). rasmuspagh.net

Illustration of the transformation from discrete Laplace mechanism to Laplace mechanism
User: Didn't Babbage try to mechanize computers? Talkie-1930: Mr. Babbage did make an attempt to construct a calculating machine, which should perform arithmetical operations; but the project was ultimately abandoned. Computers are, consequently, still necessary.
A screenshot of a Google-style analytics card titled “How do people find you?” showing “Top growing queries compared to previous month.” It lists three search queries: “database exams” (+5 clicks), “database exam questions and answers pdf free download” (+2 clicks), and “sql database exam questions and answers pdf” (+2 clicks).
Maximum speed achieved by humans 1900 to 2026
Auditorium with projector showing: Wave | women in algorithms venture into exploration
View of Malmö Stadium from above, Öresund in the background
Largest distance from Earth surface reached by humans. Shows exponential growth between 1905 and 1970, then growth stops.
First European Workshop on Differential Privacy September 17, 2026 At IST Austria
Scientists standing in front of a bunch of p-values, most large but one smaller than 0.05. Caption: It's time we face reality, my friends... We're not exactly rugged scientists.
Prompt to produce LaTeX code for recursive matrix multiplication
Epiphany may affect opening hours
Pricing for Ultimate WeTransfer stated as 195 NaN /month
The BARC Bell To be used for announcing food, getting ereryone's attention and for emengencies Imported from Austria in 2024
Sunset for Malmö, Sweden, is at 3.37 PM today, 7 hours after sunrise
Map of Denmark, ca 1720, by German cartographer Johann Hübner
Nobel Prize ceremony participants on the stairs of Stockholm town hall
Tweety reading a paper full of equations
Rasmus Pagh: Algorithm Enthusiast and Keyboard Connoisseur Balancing cutting-edge computer science with a love for context-sensitive keyboards. " Imagine a professor who teaches algorithms while nervously critiquing your iOS keyboard preferences—this is Rasmus Pagh.
CG Week deadline, December 3, 2024 AoE
Rasmus Pagh holding a copy of "Algorithmics" in the Dagstuhl library
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