Brett Saiki on our recent Herbie work with @pavpanchekha and team:
https://t.co/iKWaHSnYVY
We're rethinking Herbie to be target-platform-aware; i.e., for accuracy-aware codegen. Brett also overviews of Herbie's architecture and history. Thanks to @doescience for the support!
Fantastic event yesterday with wonderful friends! Many many thanks to @fakeagnu and James Yoo for the amazing leadership. Already excited for next year :D
(Rumor has it @BjornerNikolaj will be 2025 the selfie director and social media coordinator 📸)
https://t.co/Z4G5JtfzAx
PLSE PhD student Gus Smith spoke about his work on "FPGA Technology Mapping Using Sketch-Guided Program Synthesis", check out the paper here: https://t.co/iYXORGZVhK
Interested in hanging out with a bunch of fantastic SE and PL folks across the PNW for a day? Join us for PNW PLSE 2024 on May 7th!
We'll have a mix of posters, lightning talks, and longer talks with plenty of "hallway track" so everyone can catch up :)
https://t.co/Z4G5JtfzAx
We were delighted that @lorisdanto could "visit" us back in May to share an inspiring vision for Semantics Guided Synthesis.
Through the magic of Zoom, he visited UW without leaving the other UW.
Through the magic of Youtube, all can now enjoy the talk: https://t.co/OST9Zf1iXk
When UWPLSE says "More TBA" we mean it. Huge congratulations to @uwcse professor Emina Torlak, https://t.co/Udi47q85i9, who was just announced as the 2021 @sigplan Robin Milner Young Researcher Award winner, https://t.co/OnMv7fo6GT. Emina's award talk @pldi is now & in 12 hours
Yes, @uwplse is “out in force” @PLDI 2021!
* Pumpkin Pi https://t.co/6TK6U47njj
* Reticle https://t.co/Pg84TacV0I
* Both (!) SRC finalists https://t.co/Gck8uRPVbQ
* Tensor rewriting at MAPS https://t.co/Aw03bPzVhk
* PLMW Panel on Grad School https://t.co/fXbf4MWUV9
* More TBA :)
Congrats to @realcalebwin and @yihongz_bot on a (very rare) 1st place tie at the #PLDI2021 Student Research Competition! I'm super lucky to work with both students, and it says a lot about how @uwplse attracts and supports such awesome undergrads!
Yes, @uwplse is “out in force” @PLDI 2021!
* Pumpkin Pi https://t.co/6TK6U47njj
* Reticle https://t.co/Pg84TacV0I
* Both (!) SRC finalists https://t.co/Gck8uRPVbQ
* Tensor rewriting at MAPS https://t.co/Aw03bPzVhk
* PLMW Panel on Grad School https://t.co/fXbf4MWUV9
* More TBA :)
"egg: Fast and Extensible Equality Saturation" is a distinguished paper at @poplconf 2021! Thanks to all my awesome coauthors!
Fun fact: lowercase letters sort after uppercase, so we are at the end (egg is always lowercase)
https://t.co/UE1S5clHYi
Wood you like to read more about Carpentry Compiler, a collaboration between researchers in #UWAllen's GRAIL & @uwplse groups and Mechanical Engineering? 😉 Check out this article in @thedaily: https://t.co/3kJws5a19Z
I'm excited to share this post about the POPLmark Retrospective panel!
Have thoughts on how to design benchmark suites and evaluate programming languages tools and techniques? I'd love to hear them, either here or as comments on the blog post.
"QED at Large: A Survey of Engineering of Formally Verified Software" by @TaliaRinger, Karl Palmskog, @ilyasergey, Milos Gligoric, and @ztatlock is now available in FTPL. Free copies are available online until September 10th. Be sure to check it out! https://t.co/Lxt5qQ2ZgU
We are recruiting heroes to participate in a study of the development processes of proof engineers in Coq. This study will help inform the design of future proof automation tooling. More information is in the video description. Please spread the word!
https://t.co/4i0YEEZhvh
In the final #asplos19 WACI talk, UW’s @mwillsey pitches mega-microfluidics: distributed systems of chemical experiment substrates, shared in the cloud.