At NVIDIA. Languages, compilers, and APIs for real-time. DMs open for folks looking for advice/mentoring. She/her š³ļøāā§ļøš³ļøāš. Personal acct: @TessFactor.
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The Slang project is seeking experienced GPU/graphics/AI compiler programmers who want to be part of the development of an ecosystem for AI-powered real-time graphics. My DMs are open.
New #NVIDIAResearch paper: SLANG.D: Fast, Modular and Differentiable Shader Programming: shows how a single language serves as a unified platform for real-time, inverse, and differentiable rendering.
Collaboration with @MIT, @UCSanDiego, & @UW.
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nvda.ws/46H4p14
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New #NVIDIAResearch paper: SLANG.D: Fast, Modular and Differentiable Shader Programming: shows how a single language serves as a unified platform for real-time, inverse, and differentiable rendering.
Collaboration with @MIT, @UCSanDiego, & @UW.
š§µ 1/2
nvda.ws/46H4p14
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Bringing autodiff to shaders is a challenging task. It takes years of effort to design the language that integrates differentiation as a first-class citizen, allowing autodiff to work seamlessly with custom types, arbitrary control flow, generics and dynamic dispatch.
New #NVIDIAResearch paper: SLANG.D: Fast, Modular and Differentiable Shader Programming: shows how a single language serves as a unified platform for real-time, inverse, and differentiable rendering.
Collaboration with @MIT, @UCSanDiego, & @UW.
š§µ 1/2
nvda.ws/46H4p14
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It is traditional for programmers to measure our ages in hexadecimal. Today I became 2B, so it only seemed appropriateā¦
ALT Itās me in cosplay as 2B.
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(1/5) Shading language and real-time rendering innovation are inextricably tied together.
In this new talk, Slang researcher, Yong He, describes the details of new language features in Slang, and how they are used by real-time path tracing researchers.
youtu.be/DUOn9ek0bdI
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We've been co-researching shading language and real-time rendering innovation for years.
@TangentVector's recent talk describes the Slang journey from research to production.
Folks who would like to learn more about the Slang shading language and our experiences deploying it at NVIDIA can check out the recording of my talk at the LLVM WiCT meetup: youtu.be/XDJdHKIY06E
Folks who would like to learn more about the Slang shading language and our experiences deploying it at NVIDIA can check out the recording of my talk at the LLVM WiCT meetup: youtu.be/XDJdHKIY06E
Anybody who is excited about the possibilities of Slang can contact me by email/DM. Collaborators are welcome, and also we are hiring: nvidia.wd5.myworkdayjobs.comā¦
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(1/10) Slides + Recording of Petrik Clarbergās GDC/GTC real-time path tracing research talk are now available online #GDC2022 #GTC22
research.nvidia.com/publicatā¦
I see people debating use of clang/LLVM for GPU/graphics compilers again, but few recognizing the ānobody ever got fired for buying IBMā factor.
It helps that both LLVM and clang are great technologies with strong communities. They are seldom an outright *bad* choice when they get used.
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Our real-time path tracers depend on many of Slang's advanced language features, and we co-design Slang language and renderers together.
Come see @TangentVector talk about the journey of growing Slang from research to production.
The Women in Compilers and Tools Virtual Meetup will feature Theresa Foley with "Taking the Slang Shading Language From Research to Production". Join us this Thursday, 6pm PDT meetup.com/meetup-group-ifwtā¦ @TangentVector
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The Women in Compilers and Tools Virtual Meetup will feature Theresa Foley with "Taking the Slang Shading Language From Research to Production". Join us this Thursday, 6pm PDT meetup.com/meetup-group-ifwtā¦ @TangentVector
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Are there any (accessible) articles on how programming language design influences *what* gets built with them, particularly articles that contrast the needs of commerce vs. the needs of communities and the public commons?