The New York Times is a great newspaper: it is also No Fun—Molly Ivins

The Gray Lady, as the New York Times is usually called, believes in her real slogan:

All the news that’s fit to print.

This slogan started about 115 years ago, and is on the masthead of the paper.

Today I thought, for something different, we would supply just news.

That is links to blogs on computer theory and related math. Links that are current, that are interesting, and that are fit to refer to. All the blogs that

The Links

Our rule is we include a link provided it is current. It must have a recent post—say at least this year. See all for a complete list. But we decided to emphasis those that are up to date.

What’s new by Terence Tao
It is here. A recent article is “Boosting the van der Corput inequality using the tensor power trick”.

Gower’s Weblog by Timothy Gowers
It is here. A recent article is “Leicester mathematics under threat again”.

Not Even Wrong by Peter Woit
It is here. A recent article is “The Future of Fundamental Physics”.

Shtetl-Optimized by Scott Aaronson
It is here. A recent article is “QC ethics and hype: the call is coming from inside the house”.

Some Plane Truths by Adam Sheffer
It is here. A recent article is “The 2021 Polymath Jr Program”.

Computational Complexity by Lance Fortnow and Bill Gasarch
It is here. A recent article is “The key to my Taylor series problem: Buddy can you spare a penny, nickel, dime, or quarter”.

11011110 by David Eppstein
It is here. A recent article is “More mathematics books by women”.

Decentralized Thoughts by Ittai Abraham, Ittay Eyal, Kartik Nayak, Ling Ren, Alin Tomescu, Avishay Yanai
It is here. A recent article is “Living with Asynchrony: the Gather protocol”.

Foundation of Data Science by dstheory
It is here. A recent article previews a talk this Thu. Apr, 1 (at 1pm ET) by Ingrid Daubechies on “Discovering low-dimensional manifolds in high-dimensional data sets.”

Machine Learning Research Blog by Francis Bach
It is here. A recent article “Going beyond least-squares – II : Self-concordant analysis for logistic regression”.

Combinatorics and more by Gil Kalai
It is here. A recent article “What is mathematics (or at least, how it feels)”.

Kamathematics by Gautam Kamath
It is here. A recent article “Learning Theory Alliance and Mentoring Workshop”.

Process Algebra Diary by Luca Aceto
It is here. A recent article “Article by Sergey Kitaev and Anthony Mendes in Jeff Remmel’s memory”.

in Theory by Luca Trevisan
It is here. A recent article is an announcement for accepted papers STOC 2021.

“Marge, I agree with you — in theory. In theory, communism works. In theory.” — Homer Simpson.

Algorithms, Nature, and Society by Nisheeth Vishnoi
It is here. A recent article is an announcement for FOCS 2022.

Open Problems

Did we leave any out? Did we include any we should have