Jean-Michel Gorius
@jmgorius.bsky.social
Ph.D. in hardware and compiler design. Interested in low-level programming, computer architecture, and rendering. Recreational programmer.
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My team RGL is looking for new PhD students starting 2025. If you are excited about topics like inverse rendering, compilers for graphics, and physically based modeling then please join us at EPFL. Info about the lab & admission process: rgl.epfl.ch/pages/jobs (Deadline: Dec 15)
November 22, 2024 at 3:14 PM
My team RGL is looking for new PhD students starting 2025. If you are excited about topics like inverse rendering, compilers for graphics, and physically based modeling then please join us at EPFL. Info about the lab & admission process: rgl.epfl.ch/pages/jobs (Deadline: Dec 15)
A really nice writeup by Stefanos Baziotis about compiler optimization! Compiler Optimization in a Language you Can Understand (sbaziotis.com/compilers/co...).
Originally spotted in a post by @pikuma.com on the other website.
Originally spotted in a post by @pikuma.com on the other website.
Compiler Optimization in a Language you Can Understand
In this article, I'll explain compiler optimizations through a series of examples, focusing on what compilers do.
sbaziotis.com
November 18, 2024 at 6:35 PM
A really nice writeup by Stefanos Baziotis about compiler optimization! Compiler Optimization in a Language you Can Understand (sbaziotis.com/compilers/co...).
Originally spotted in a post by @pikuma.com on the other website.
Originally spotted in a post by @pikuma.com on the other website.