I don't think systems research will hit a wall anytime soon. We have working systems but every one in the field knows the limitations. There will always be creative ways to improve on these limitations. What do you think?

MIT researchers created “BuildIt”, a tool for non-compiler experts to easily create languages to solve performance intensive problems. “D2X” automatically retrofits existing debuggers for the new languages: bit.ly/41j1Wql

If you like DSLs and high performance systems, you might like my research buildit.so Please consider "starring" us 🥺

I don't have everything in life, but I definitely have the satisfaction of having taught some really great students ❤️

I don't like the idea of VMs or docker for artifacts in general unless absolutely necessary. I believe artifacts serve a dual purpose. Besides reproducing data in the paper, they act as a resource for other folks trying to build on top of the research. ...

Will be giving a talk tomorrow at Brown in the Systems group! Does anybody want to catch up and talk about systems/PL?

If you are attending CGO/CC/PPoPP/HPCA 24 in Edinburgh, we are organizing a tutorial on BuildIt tomorrow 2nd March at 8:30 am. Come learn how to create your own High-performance DSLs and grab this BuildIt swag! More info and agenda: buildit.so/tutorial/

This is happening today at 1:40 pm in the "Stockholm" conference room!

Excited to share that I will be defending my PhD today at noon Boston time! Event details and links: csail.mit.edu/event/thesis-d…

Some exciting news! I defended by PhD thesis on June 4th! Here's a recording of the defense in case you are interested in hearing about how we can make high-performance compiler technology accessible to domain experts! youtube.com/watch?v=dzku2W…