Somehow I missed this when it came out two months ago. Scheme in the browser via WebAssembly GC. So cool. A wonderful future for PLs is ahead!

spritely.institute/news/guile-hoo…

I'm just going to post this, because Ben L. Titzer hasn't and should...

Ben L. Titzer (and I, but more Ben) are looking for PhD students at CMU interested in WebAssembly!
Deadline: Dec 13

We're also looking for a research engineer!

RT for reach plz?♥️

If interested in a…

I'm just going to post this here, because Ben L. Titzer hasn't and should...

Ben L. Titzer (and I, but more Ben) are looking for PhD students interested in WebAssembly!
Deadline: Dec 13

We're also looking for a research engineer to help build crazy new wasm tools!

RT for reach plz?♥️

Man! Mamba is so cool! 🤩

Sasha's tweet reminds me: Every time you use ColBERTv2, you're using Keshav Santhanam's C++ (or CUDA) kernels implementing PLAID late interaction

No other way it could search multi-vector 140,000,000 documents in 100 milliseconds, even *without* a GPU!

I'm pleased to announce that my new paper on Wizard's baseline JIT compiler (and baseline JIT compilers for Wasm in general) has been accepted to CGO 2024. A preprint is available on ArXiv.

arxiv.org/abs/2305.13241

DSPy is all about *compiling* LM programs. Why 'compile'❓

Traditional compilers translate programs to machine code for _specific hardware_

A compiler for LM programs** translates code with LM calls into prompt [or finetune] chains for _specific LMs_

** i.e. only DSPy so far!

Taking him to the dog park ❤️

he is a gentleman

and a scholar

Surprise part three to my CRDT blog post series: Making CRDTs 98% More Efficient! We'll learn how to significantly reduce the state-based CRDT metadata overhead. jakelazaroff.com/words/making-c…