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. Exhibited live at the Museum of Communication in Bern, Switzerland for 5 months in 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.


• NEW: Nebuló is a site for Romanians interested in learning Hungarian. Curs online gratuit de limba maghiara.


• Soundsabitlike.com is a collection of similar songs added by the users.


• NEW: BookBox is an embeddable book widget. Share your list of books on your blog or web page.