fjeremic

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by fjeremic 2y ago
Hi Florian, my team is hiring ML compiler engineers who are keen to tackle hard problems in the area of scheduling ML graphs (think LLMs, ConvNets, etc.) onto neural processors with limited memory/parallelism. My team's goal is to
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by fjeremic 7y ago
Sorry to be completely off topic here as HN does not support private messages or replies to old threads. A long shot but you may be able to save us countless hours of effort. Over at the OpenJ9 project we're trying to get z/OS tes
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by fjeremic 7y ago
Indeed, OpenJ9's Pause-less GC is implemented using IBM z14 guarded load instructions and is able to outperform software by 10x in pause times and 3.4x in throughput for a given SLA [1]. [1] https://blog.openj9.org/2019
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by fjeremic 7y ago
The latest one is for z14 [1] and is a very well organized document for compiler writers. I reference it daily while working on the Eclipse OpenJ9 project. Indeed from day to day we mainly work on Linux (Ubuntu 18.04) on our z14 mainframes.
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by fjeremic 8y ago
The IBM J9 JVM was open sourced and now lives as the Eclipse OpenJ9 project [1]. We rely on interpreter profiling (block frequency, and value profiling) before the JIT gets it's hands on the method. Once the JIT has determined the cost
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by fjeremic 8y ago
Cool project! I'm much more familiar with WPF and Qt Widgets. Is one able to create native looking applications with Qml.Net as an alternative to WPF? I'm currently tied to Windows but would love to be able to support a native loo
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by fjeremic 10y ago
As an active developer for the compiler component of the Eclipse OMR project I'm happy to answer any technical questions you may have in relation to this position.