Anthony Green
atgreen
Distinguished Solution Architect at Red Hat. Created libffi, the moxie CPU, the ocicl Common Lisp system distribution system and more. Hacks are my own.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Abhinav Sarkar
abhin4v
Programming languages aficionado, occasional runner, quantified-self enthusiast, and fervent napper. Works as senior software engineer @google.
@google Bangalore, India
Chili.CHIPS
chili-chips-ba
Making math audible, visible, tangible in a number of big.LITTLE ways, we're engineers, entrepreneurs, creatives who love 2 think up & fire up FPGA, CPU, NPU...
Chili.CHIPS*ba Bosnia-Herzegovina
Joshua Barretto
zesterer
Interested in things. Usually exhausted.
None of the code I write comes out of an LLM. Any mistakes are my own.
Bristol, UK
Michael Hanna
hannamw
ELLIS PhD student at the ILLC / University of Amsterdam in NLP / cog sci / interpretability
James Triveri
jtrive84
Data Scientist specializing in ML, statistical modeling and scientific computing.
Arity Chicago
Klas Leino
klasleino
I received my PhD at CMU, with a focus in deep learning's weaknesses and vulnerabilities. I work to improve DNN security, transparency, and privacy.
Pittsburgh
Susam
susam
Creator of TeXMe, Uncap, etc. Developing tiny, lightweight and minimalist tools for computer programmers and scholars.
StackHPC Ltd
stackhpc
StackHPC develops OpenStack capabilities for research computing use cases. Through extensive experience, we understand HPC and cloud.
Bristol, UK
Kashif Rasul
kashif
Principal Research Scientist working on Deep Learning, Time Series Forecasting, Reinforcement Learning and HPC.
Berlin, Germany
Agustinus Kristiadi
wiseodd
Neovim (btw)
Western University & Vector Institute London, Ontario, Canada
Ash Vardanian
ashvardanian
Converting outrageous amounts of coffee into modest amounts of Assembly for Intel, Arm, and Nvidia chips.
@unum-cloud, @cpp-armenia
BDFL @ Unum London, San Francisco, Yerevan
Ying Sheng
Ying1123
Large Language Models, Machine Learning Systems, Formal Verification, Automated Reasoning.
Alok Singh
alok
If you’re a smooth operator, you can infinitely differentiate yourself.
Berkeley, CA
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