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Alternate Realities

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Episode 41. Alternate Realities.  If you're an immigrant to the US/Canada, have you ever wondered, "What would my life have been like if I'd instead been born and grown up in US/Canada?" I asked seven accomplished and prominent immigrant Computer Scientists (from academia, industry, entrepreneurs) this question. Featuring: Regina Barzilay, Tal Rabin, Ion Stoica, Rada Mihalcea, Thamar Solorio, Moshe Vardi, Ricardo Baeza-Yates. Remix Episode from Season 2.

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00:01:21Introduction to Episode
00:02:26Regina Barzilay, Professor at MIT (Immigrant from Israel)
00:05:10Tal Rabin, Head of Research at Algorand Foundation, and Professor at U. Penn (Immigrant from Israel)
00:06:31Ion Stoica, Professor UC Berkeley and Founder of Databricks, Conviva, Anyscale (Immigrant from Romania)
00:11:13Rada Mihalcea, Professor U. Michigan (Immigrant from Romania)
00:13:32Thamar Solorio, Professor U. Houston (Immigrant from Mexico)
00:16:27Moshe Vardi, Professor Rice University and winner of Gödel Prize and Knuth Price (Immigrant from Israel)
00:21:12Ricardo Baeza-Yates, Professor Northeastern University Silicon Valley, and Head of Yahoo! Labs in 4 continents (Immigrant from Chile)

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