"You know, art is really about gifting. And the greatest gift you have is the gift of who you are. And through your art, you share yourself."
The instructor of the Healing With the Arts course on Coursera
A regular expression (Regex) engine (With 1K LoC written in Rust :D) that uses non-deterministic finite automata (NFA) and LLVM opcodes as symbols and matching inputs in parallel on functions and instruction levels.
GitHub: https://t.co/NExLCmOLGQ
#rust#regex#nfa
Testing bigger samples that, in each iteration, move the calculation to the GPU part, sync the data, and then use the turtle library to draw.
GitHub: https://t.co/gF8AxYSFbO
#python#turtle#gpu
A Pythonic language implemented from scratch from the official reference that supports GPU programming on your mobile phone! (I will share the full article tomorrow), It's open source and available on Google Play too
Github: https://t.co/gF8AxYSFbO
#lilo#gpu#turtle#python
This month, the GitQL project has reached 101,000 downloads from Crates + Github releases ๐ฅณ.
There are a lot of features and ideas to implement and also to refactor in this new release.
Github: https://t.co/x89sNnS9rA
#gitql#rust#db
A blog post summarizing my work on the ClangIR upstreaming project for Google Summer of Code 2025 ๐ฅณ.
Enjoy reading ๐๐.
https://t.co/TWaKfk1Gse
#llvm#gsoc
@Aliyasar_31 IMO, for general information, try to search about GSoC and you will find a lot of good resources, but also try to find 1 or 2 organizations that you are interested in their projects and join the community, try to make your first PR
Iโm excited to share that Iโve completed my Google Summer of Code 2025 project with the LLVM Foundation ๐ for the ClangIR upstreaming projects
All details, PR's, blog, and report are on the GitHub profile
https://t.co/aDM6ZA4w3G
#gsoc#llvm
LLQL 0.8.0 is released with new matchers for Call, Intrinsics, Operand bundle and new features to use from SQL syntax like Rows
Github: https://t.co/H9HsUT3Rka
#llvm#gitql#rust
LLQL 0.39.0 is released with new matchers for debug info, const expr and support output format in YAML.
Here is an example of using LLQL in the LIT test
Github: https://t.co/yG4Aa9N8Ex
#llql#llvm#gitql
The @OpenSourceOrg invited me to write a story for the Maintainer Month. It's an honor to be featured on https://t.co/aY6tySQ7Xg alongside many amazing maintainers ๐ .
Check it out: https://t.co/HCtC3sdKgI
#opensource#osi#MaintainerMonth
GitQL 0.37.0 now supports group compression expressions that can be overridden for your custom type using the SDK
Github: https://t.co/nDVSL7MTZC
#gitql#rust#db