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Daniel Sainati @sainati@types.pl

· 4w ago

incompressible Navier-Stokes more like incomprehensible Navier-Stokes (i don't know any physics)

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Daniel Sainati @sainati@types.pl

· 4w ago

i hate cars

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Daniel Sainati @sainati@types.pl

· 1mo ago

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Daniel Sainati @sainati@types.pl

· 4w ago

it's so funny that companies will tell rank-and-file employees that they have to obey some kind of social media code of conduct but then allow their most visible employees to post screenshots of text conversations with other academics and air dirty laundry in public about academic integrity

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Daniel Sainati @sainati@types.pl

· 1mo ago

even my impostor syndrome is fake because it doesn't increase my social capital, apparently

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Daniel Sainati @sainati@types.pl

· 6mo ago

ah, my favorite proof technique

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Daniel Sainati @sainati@types.pl

· 1mo ago

Lean is using 800% of my CPU?????

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Daniel Sainati @sainati@types.pl

· 3mo ago

Replying to

@dan@discuss.systems @dev@discuss.systems this reminds me of one semester when there was a business course using the classroom immediately before the course i was taking, and once i walked into the room before the professor had finished erasing the board. it was covered with a bunch of graphs with upward-trending lines labeled things like "value" and "opportunity" and the phrase "NO HESITATION" written in all-caps and heavily underlined

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Daniel Sainati @sainati@types.pl

· 4mo ago

Boosted by @joe@f.duriansoftware.com

Our PLDI paper won a Distinguished Paper Award! Congrats to my collaborators @alpha_convert@types.pl and Manya Bansal (who tragically is not on Mastodon). I am extremely proud of the work we did on this, and I am excited to continue this line of research in the near future.

arXiv.org

Modular GPU Programming with Typed Perspectives

To achieve peak performance on modern GPUs, one must balance two frames of mind: issuing instructions to individual threads to control their behavior, while simultaneously tracking the convergence of many threads acting in concert to perform collective operations like Tensor Core instructions. The tension between these two mindsets makes modular programming error prone. Functions that encapsulate collective operations, despite being called per-thread, must be executed cooperatively by groups of

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Daniel Sainati @sainati@types.pl

· 1mo ago

When did "fixed-point" become just "fixpoint"

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Daniel Sainati @sainati@types.pl

· 5mo ago

paper titles from the 1980s are like "Tree Types" and paper titles from the 2020s are like "Glorp: A Sound Embedding of Algebraic Tree Types in a Domain Specific Language for Network Systems". where did we go wrong

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