László Kozma

I recently graduated from Helsinki University of Technology in Finland, a program in machine learning and data mining. During my studies I was working in the CIS Lab. Before that I was an intern at SCR in Princeton, and before that I studied computer science at TU-C in Romania. In the mean time I wrote software for various companies and I also created some fun projects such as the following:

• WikipediaVision is an (almost) real-time visualization of Wikipedia edits and what part of the world they come from. It has been featured on NPR, O'Reilly Radar, Chip.de and many other places.   NEW: WikipediaVision exhibited live at MFK in Bern, April through August, 2009
  
  
• FishEyeTabs is a tiny extension for Mozilla Firefox that replaces tab-bar scrolling with fisheye-style zooming when many tabs are open. A funny review video.
  
  
• Color-changing links are a simple way of keeping bookmarks online, with a visualization of link popularity (description).
  
  
• Reverse autocomplete is a small tweak on the familiar user interface feature.
  
  
• A simple paper/pencil game. And another one. An attempt of analyzing the first with combinatorial game theory.
  
  

Other links in decreasing order of seriousness:

• CV/Résumé (pdf link), former work page, Research papers


• Personal projects, Bookmarked links, writings on a joint blog (e.g. this or this) or about fear of heights


• Abandoned log of activities ('07, '08), abandoned list of half-baked ideas, some ancient projects


• Someone else with the same name?