Chris Lattner

@clattner_llvm

World class software engineering, incredible systems software, and first-principles design leads to compounding interest that can change the world: ⚡️🦊

Joined June 2014

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  1. Nice to see Swift continue its fast growth - interesting that Swift, C and C++ are the only traditionally statically compiled languages in the top 10.

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    Jan 28

    Our new SVP of Platform Engineering shares why he’s excited to join the SiFive team and what he hopes to accomplish. Check it out here:

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    Jan 27
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    Indeed! Thanks for your hard work and for setting several important projects on good paths! We wish you the best.

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  4. Jan 27

    Sigh internet🧐. Clarifying: all of the projects I was involved in & driving at Google (incl. S4TF, MLIR, an incredible new TF runtime, XLA, TPU SW, etc) are in very good hands 💪🙌, have exec commitment and strong roadmaps. I c/wouldn't leave if uncertain about that!

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  5. Jan 27

    I am super excited to join today, leading the software team that builds tooling to enable 'silicon at the speed of software'. Chip design is challenging, and needs open tools that are well designed, easy to use, and state of the art. More at:

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    Jan 27

    We’re thrilled to welcome to lead SiFive Platform Engineering as SVP. Chris brings more than 15 years of experience in software engineering and infrastructure with , Apple, and . For more:

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  7. Retweeted
    Jan 22

    Have you ever wondered what will be the ML frameworks of the '20s? In this essay, I examine the directions AI research might take and the requirements they impose, concluding with an overview of what I believe to be two strong candidates: JAX and S4TF.

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  8. Jan 22

    Excited to be sharing some Thoughts on Tensor Code Generation in MLIR, tomorrow at 10am pacific at the weekly MLIR open design meeting:

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  9. Jan 22

    This is a profound and inspiring vision for Swift 6: multi platform investment, concurrency, move semantics, rust-style ownership, Automatic Differentiation and investment in developer joy 💖🚀

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  10. Jan 17

    Construction progress, plus sock holder 🐶 for inspiration

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  11. Jan 17

    Finished Riley’s treasure box for Xmas: 🦓 wood, sapelle & bamboo, an experiment with rounded box joint corners.

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  12. Jan 15

    It's apparently the day when I point out why "if you ignore the engineering expense, it would clearly make sense to reimplement the mid-level LLVM optimizers on top of MLIR and replace include/llvm/IR with a dialect definition in MLIR instead": 🤯

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    Jan 14

    🎉 I am so proud to announce that Swift for Good: Volume One is out now, with incredible contributions from folks around the community. We raised over $40,000 from pre-orders alone, with all money going to . Get your copy here:

    Swift for Good: Learn Swift, change the world.
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    Jan 13

    I'm spending my evening doing the final Swift for Good editing pass ahead of release tomorrow. When opens the book with these words you know it's going to be good… 🍿 Pre-order your copy here:

    Swift started as a highly improbable dream that software developers could live in a better future: one filled with beautiful things that were a joy to use, and could involve more people in the software development process.
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    Jan 12

    Swift is used on Apple devices, servers, in machine learning... now, let's make it a thing on bare metal! Excited to open source my latest project – Swift for Embedded Systems! ✨

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  16. Jan 11

    This is such great work. LLDB integrating with modules is a long term dream - the debugger should be able to see "all the things", even if it isn't in DWARF. LLDB: If the user asks for a template you don't know, just instantiate it - you have a full compiler inside of you! 😘

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    Jan 9

    Hacking for with to enable distributed training. Hacking towards a Swift Federated Learning solution.

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  18. Retweeted
    24 Dec 2019

    The MLIR project has now been imported into the LLVM monorepo See here for more info on MLIR

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    23 Dec 2019

    You can now create new blank Swift Colab notebooks by going to just like other languages! (Spotted by .)

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    19 Dec 2019

    So it's official: I'll be joining old friends and new at Google, on the Swift for TensorFlow team (). Very happy, and super excited to learn more about ML and engage more actively with the Swift community!🎉 This is going to be cool.

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