Adrian Sampson

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Adrian Sampson3d ago
Mel mlyoung 3d ago
new blog post! after a long hiatus  
https://mlyoung.cool/blog/design_conductor_paper/
The "Design Conductor" paper is bunk

A paper about an 'agent' 'autonomously' building a 1.5 GHz 'Linux-capable' CPU turns out to be full of misinformation and unfair comparisons. I.e., it's bunk. I break down why.

~/mlyoung
Show threadAdrian Sampson6d ago
Analog Library now links to other versions of a DOI, so you can easily get to the PLDI version from the “SIGPLAN Notices” version of a paper you probably don’t want
Adrian SampsonMar 27
Show threadPer VognsenMar 27
@adrian This reminds me, I currently have separate Firefox add-ons for old.reddit.com and nitter.net redirects. There should really just be a generic regex-based redirect add-on. I just checked, and indeed there is: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/redirector/?utm_source=addons.mozilla.org&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=search
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Show threadAdrian SampsonMar 27

if you’re a Kagi user, you might enjoy this redirect rule when you search for papers:
^https?://dl.acm.org/doi/(.*)|https://al.radbox.org/doi/$1

install it in your settings here: https://kagi.com/settings/redirects

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Adrian SampsonMar 25
GriffinMar 25

I wrote a little thing the other day because it had been rolling around my head for a while.

You Don't Need Overleaf
https://griffinberlste.in/blog/overleaf/

You Don't Need Overleaf | Griffin Berlstein

Show threadAdrian SampsonMar 24
Analog Library now has a bookmarklet (or a userscript) you can use to bypass Digital Library crud
Show threadAdrian SampsonMar 21
we did go and write a short paper about our very funky generic compiler driver framework, fud2 https://capra.cs.cornell.edu/latte26/paper/latte26-final30.pdf
Show threadAdrian SampsonMar 21
24 is kind of a lot of papers: it’s the largest LATTE since it started in 2020. This has so far been a high-acceptance-rate, low-key, discussion-first workshop, but maybe we need to do something different next year.
Adrian SampsonMar 21
☕️ LATTE, our little workshop on hardware design languages/compilers/etc., has 24 (!) rad-looking position papers this year. It’s on Monday, and you can attend on Zoom or in Pittsburgh: https://capra.cs.cornell.edu/latte26/
LATTE ’26

Adrian SampsonMar 20
spending all day carefully crafting a to-do list, sequencing it for optimal productivity, polishing off the finishing touches just in time for bed