Productive, portable, and performant GPU programming in Python.
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High-performance large-scale embedding acceleration for JAX on Google TPU SparseCores.
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Leveraging Taichi Lang to customize brain dynamics operators.
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Improving SpGEMM Performance Through Matrix Reordering and Cluster-wise Computation [SC'25]
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Sparse Lie algebra engine for G₂, F₄, E₆, E₇, E₈ — 913× compression, lattice gauge theory, equivariant GNN layers. pip install dhl-mm
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Relation-based language modeling, RelationLex tokenization, stateful decode, and fused Triton kernels
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CPU-native inference runtime. Local-propagation paradigm: the active region pays the cost, not the field. Bit-exact across architectures. Validated for streaming anomaly detection and audio VAD.
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Research code for testing whether causal token surprisal can guide adaptive computation, sparse refinement, and learned compute allocation in byte-level language models.
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