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2007–2026One slot for every year since HN launched. Height is that year's peak points; orange marks a 100+ point or 50+ comment breakout. Select a bar to open its strongest thread.
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HN comment orderThis is an awesome compilation. Thanks! Few comments: - Take the institution ranks (except the top 10) with a grain of salt. In theory conferences (eg. FOCS, STOC, SODA), the order of authors is alphabetical. - Best student paper has a different meaning for theory vs systems conferences. In theory conferences, it is given to a paper who's all authors are full-time students. In systems conferences, it is given to a paper who's first author is a full-time student. So…
Surprised to see this here, because I don't remember reposting this today (but I did post a couple days ago after midnight and nothing happened), so maybe it's some @dang magic. Anyways, I recently updated this collection over the new year (with a bit of help from two students). It's not meant to be a comprehensive list of all best paper awards, but a fairly representative one across the main conferences in computer science. I guess I think of it…
Thanks for this! I serendipitously found a 21 year old SOSP paper with a concept that may have relevance to a problem at work! Also, why does ACM paywall 21 year old papers?
At the bottom of the list is a summary of the number of "best papers" by institution. Interestingly, Microsoft Research is at the top of the list: Microsoft Research 32.4 Stanford University 26.8 Massachusetts Institute of Technology 24.6 University of Washington 24.1 Carnegie Mellon University 22.9 University of California Berkeley 19.5 ...
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- Breakout years
- 5
- Total points
- 1081
- Total comments
- 221
100+ points or 50+ comments
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