Anxhelo Xhebraj
@0xa95
I needed a distraction to cope with my dog passing away, so here you go: a random dungeon generator in C, small enough to fit on a business card. gist.github.com/munificent/b1b… Draws fully-connected dungeons with rooms, doors, hero, monsters, and treasure in <1000 characters of code.
👉📋Sign up for GREAT events surrounding ScalaDays2019: ScalaBridge, Scala Spree, typelevel.scala Summit, Community Dinner provided by Lunatech and more! scaladays.org/surrounding-ev…
Inviting submissions on autodiff and probabilistic programming at Program Transformations for ML workshop #NeurIPS2019 program-transformations.github.io Delighted to co-organize this with Alex Wiltschko @bvanmerrienboer Pascal Lamblin 4️⃣💉😷 Emily Fertig Barak A. Pearlmutter Laurent Hascoët David Duvenaud
Meet Anxhelo Xhebraj (Anxhelo Xhebraj) - one of our #GoBoiler2019 Interns here: ow.ly/Lnq750wit6e He is an MS student at Sapienza Università di Roma He works w/ #PurdueCS Prof. Tiark Rompf, on advantages Pyctr can provide to overcome the current limits of TorchScript. @camildemetrescu@dcdelia
It is our great pleasure to announce that the PurPL seminars are going to be open to public via zoom every Friday at 12PM EST. Join us tomorrow for Ilya Sergey talk on CoSplit. More info at purduepl.github.io/seminars/2020/…
Conor Hoekstra Arraycast Compilers: Dex/Futhark/SPIRAL/Lift do rewrites/optimisations based on high-level algebratic properties of the code (not sure any of them do scan-reduce fusion though). The problem is that even after you have all the information, exploiting it well is still an open problem.
