Tushar Sharma

Dive into your Python codebase like never before!
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Exactly. We may ask them to achieve (significantly) more (not necessarily in terms of size) than the regular assignments.

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May your life be as colorful as the vibrant hues of Holi, filled with moments of joy and laughter. Happy #Holi! #होली

Streamlining Incremental Code Analysis with GitHub Actions" - Designite's GitHub actions seamlessly integrate with your CI pipeline, analyze your **new code**, and automatically create new issues to fix newly identified smells. designite-tools.com/blog/analyze...

Opinion: The artificial-intelligence boom is straining environmental and infrastructural limits DeepSeek models have recently demonstrated it is possible to significantly reduce energy footprint and computing resources – but is it enough?

My new opinion piece - "The artificial-intelligence boom is straining environmental and infrastructural limits" www.theglobeandmail.com/business/com...

What a great time to introduce DPy to the world! Our paper discussing the tool has been accepted in @msrconf 2025 (tools and data track).
Preprint: tusharma.in/preprints/MS...
Try it: www.designite-tools.com/products-dpy

Our research introducing reproducibility smells in IaC code has been accepted in @msrconf 2025 (technical track) offering
a) a catalog of reproducibility smells
b) a tool REDUSE to identify these smells in Ansible code,
c) an empirical analysis
preprint: tusharma.in/preprints/MS...

Usually as a scientist I give talks about software engineering. However, this was a rare opportunity to talk about a crucial element of our research that is not topical, namely how to review scientific papers, and particularly papers about mining software repositories.

Our latest accepted paper proposes a delta graph representation of code diff context, helping us generate commit messages automatically. The paper is accepted in @JSSoftware. Congratulations Abhinav and @SauftwareBug. preprint: arxiv.org/abs/2402.01841; latest version coming soon.

It looks like that its our new bar-the place where we sit among our friends, we talk, we learn, we brag, we rant, we praise, and we (hopefully, less often) grunt!