Abhinav Jangda (@abhijangda) 's Twitter Profile
Abhinav Jangda

@abhijangda

Sr. Researcher @RiSE_MSR. Computer Science PhD from UMass Amherst.

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Chris Lattner (@clattner_llvm) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The video of the unveil of the Google MLIR compiler infrastructure is now available. It was a lot of fun getting to present with Tatiana, who is the tech lead and manager of the project. The talk showcases the work of many amazing engineers, thank you! 🎉

PrakashLab (@prakashlab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

(1/n) Latest pre-print from lab! Octopi; open configurable high-throughput imaging platform. Led by an incredible graduate student Hongquan Li - we crack puzzle of automated low-cost malaria diagnosis. Remember, malaria still kills ~1/2million people/year biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Manning College of Information & Computer Sciences (@manningcics) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#UMassCICS PhD students Abhinav Jangda Donald Pinckney & professors Yuriy Brun Arjun Guha have received an ACM SIGPLAN Distinguished Paper Award for “Formal Foundations of Serverless Computing,” presented at SPLASH Conference today! Learn more: bit.ly/2BEbemY #splash19

#UMassCICS PhD students <a href="/abhijangda/">Abhinav Jangda</a> <a href="/donald_pinckney/">Donald Pinckney</a> &amp; professors <a href="/YuriyBrun/">Yuriy Brun</a> <a href="/ArjunGuha/">Arjun Guha</a> have received an ACM SIGPLAN Distinguished Paper Award for “Formal Foundations of Serverless Computing,” presented at <a href="/splashcon/">SPLASH Conference</a> today! Learn more: bit.ly/2BEbemY #splash19
Adrian Colyer (@adriancolyer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"Formal foundations of serverless computing" Jangda et al., OOPSLA'19 blog.acolyer.org/2019/11/18/for… #themorningpaper A foundation for reasoning about serverless functions and their composition.

Manning College of Information & Computer Sciences (@manningcics) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congratulations to Assistant Professor Marco Serafini and Associate Professor Arjun Guha for receiving Facebook’s Systems for Machine Learning research award for their proposal, "Massively Parallel Graph Sampling on GPUs." #machinelearning #ML bit.ly/2UP9Hno

Congratulations to Assistant Professor <a href="/marcoserafini/">Marco Serafini</a> and Associate Professor <a href="/ArjunGuha/">Arjun Guha</a> for receiving Facebook’s Systems for Machine Learning research award for their proposal, "Massively Parallel Graph Sampling on GPUs." #machinelearning #ML bit.ly/2UP9Hno
Deepak Modi (@deepaknmodi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"Success in science & scientific work come not through the provision of unlimited or big resources, but in the wise and careful selection of problems and objectives. Above all, what is required is hard sustained work and dedication". ~ Lal Bahadur Shastri. Happy birthday

"Success in science &amp; scientific work come not through the provision of unlimited or big resources, but in the wise and careful selection of problems and objectives. Above all, what is required is hard sustained work and dedication". ~ Lal Bahadur Shastri.
Happy birthday
Maryam Mehri Dehnavi (@maryamdehnavi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Cant get the picture of Marge and Homer and how they confronted the dragons of GPU communication out my head! Such an amazing keynote talk at PPoPP23 yesterday by Saeed Maleki! Read more about MSCCL at github.com/microsoft/msccl!

Arjun Guha (@arjunguha) 's Twitter Profile Photo

LLMs are great at programming tasks... for Python and other very popular PLs. But, they are often unimpressive at artisanal PLs, like OCaml or Racket. We've come up with a way to significantly boost LLM performance of on low-resource languages. If you care about them, read on!

Hieu Pham (@hyhieu226) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Tensor parallelism is central to all LLM workloads, from pretraining to inference, yet is hard to get right. That is why PyTorch's AsyncTP is amazing. Even more amazing is when reading it, I learn that the idea originates from a paper by my teammate Saeed Maleki. Congrats!

Tensor parallelism is central to all LLM workloads, from pretraining to inference, yet is hard to get right. That is why <a href="/PyTorch/">PyTorch</a>'s AsyncTP is amazing.

Even more amazing is when reading it, I learn that the idea originates from a paper by my teammate <a href="/MalekiSaeed/">Saeed Maleki</a>. Congrats!
Yuka Ikarashi (@c20) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are hosting the MIT Programming Languages Review on April 25th in person here at MIT! The PLR is a student-run workshop that aims to highlight the best papers from the past year that we believe will have a significant impact on shaping the future direction of PL research.