Jai Dayal @Jai_dayal_hpc

Passionate about HPC and system software in general. Currently at Samsung, working on new HPC ventures. Joined March 2023

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Jai Dayal @Jai_dayal_hpc

8 months ago

I must say, the job market is pretty tough right now, if you're looking to work on bleeding edge technologies. Two of the companies I'm most interested in seem to have hiring freezes, or are just slow to get moving for whatever reasons. Hopefully things pick up soon...

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Jeff Dean @JeffDean

10 months ago

This is pretty sad. Being about to be informed enough to make reasonable estimates of things in the world is an important aspect of overall understanding. The respondents to this survey think the population of NYC is 100M people (Muslim + Jewish %ages are off by 27X & 15X, as…

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Jai Dayal @Jai_dayal_hpc

10 months ago

Congrats to Siyuan, @thoefler, and the rest of the collaborators!

MariaGraziaGiuffreda @mgg_ch

10 months ago

Congrats to Siyuan, @thoefler, and the rest of the collaborators!

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Jai Dayal @Jai_dayal_hpc

10 months ago

Q: "Is AI a bubble?" Panelists: no, absolutely not. It's just getting started. (I agree). How many years until session chairs at SC get replaced by AI? ;-) #SC24

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Jai Dayal @Jai_dayal_hpc

a year ago

A glimpse of the project I'm working on at Samsung....

Torsten Hoefler 🇨🇭 @thoefler

a year ago

A glimpse of the project I'm working on at Samsung....

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Aksel Alpay @illuhad

2 years ago

Please don't claim something is #SYCL while half of the production-grade @SYCLstd implementations are not part of it.

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Barret Zoph @barret_zoph

2 years ago

Our team at OpenAI is hiring! We're looking for engineers/researchers who do rigorous and thoughtful work understanding and evaluating LLMs like ChatGPT. If you're interested, please apply online and DM me with work that you've done!

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Aksel Alpay @illuhad

2 years ago

My new paper from @IWOCL describes the very first single-pass SYCL compiler. For the first time, we can create a SYCL binary that runs "everywhere" by parsing the code only once. See dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/35… - Compile times are much better for similar perf.