Engineer👩🏻💻, twiddler of bits. WebAssembly @googlechrome, circuit seamstress.
San Francisco, CA
Joined February 2017
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Come work with us if you are interested in specifying, and implementing Wasm/JS features! Bonus points if you’re already in the Wasm CG or have some experience with TC39. If these words don’t mean anything to you, but you’re interested, I can also answer questions. :)
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Deepti Gandluri retweeted
Are you interested in working on WebAssembly tooling including Emscripten, Binaryen, and LLVM? My team is hiring! Bonus points if you can help us integrate Emscripten into modern web dev workflows. DM me or @DerekSchuff if you’re interested!
Deepti Gandluri retweeted
I'm curious to know who is using Asyncify with WebAssembly these days? (in any way - with Emscripten, without, etc.)
Details could help with current work on Wasm Stack Switching, which is meant to be a standardized, much more efficient VM-based approach.
kripken.github.io/blog/wasm/…
Just recorded this yesterday! Come listen to me talk about all the exciting work happening in the community.
🧵 WebAssembly Summit 2021
Talk #01:
Our opening keynote will be given by V8 Engineer and W3C Wasm CG chair @dptig
webassembly-summit.org/sched…
Thanks @zeuxcg for your work! From the standards perspective it's been very valuable to engage with and incorporate feedback from real world applications.
How my brain has been functioning recently -
3:00PM: Can't fix bug, nothing works, need a nap
3:00AM: Oh here's a way to fix that thing you were thinking of, why didn't sesame seeds stick to the buns? Also remember that embarrassing thing from 5 years ago? 🤦🏻♂️
Earlier this week was my first time hosting a WebAssembly community group meeting. It was hard work, but looking over the notes today, I'm so grateful for the very productive two days. Thanks to everyone who attended remotely and in person!
Deepti Gandluri retweeted
Pay attention to this.
We’re seeing up to 3X speed ups for real world models in the tfjs WASM backend with SIMD128 enabled!
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It's been very exciting to see new applications try out the SIMD support in @v8js, have this work, and be fast. Take it out for a spin, and let us know if something isn't working like you expect it to.
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Deepti Gandluri retweeted
New goodies from colleagues at @GoogleAI! All #MediaPipe effects - edge detection, face detection, hair segmentation, and hand tracking - now can run inside a Web browser, powered by XNNPACK and #WebAssembly
Thumbs up, MediaPipe! 👍👍👍
Check out the blog to see MediaPipe graphs running live in the web browser, enabled by WebAssembly and accelerated by XNNPack ML Inference Library.
Read here → goo.gle/2Gu2sdP
Deepti Gandluri retweeted
Really excited to show off the new WebAssembly backend for TensorFlow.js!
We’re approaching WebGL performance for smaller models and new proposals like SIMD and mulithreading will push this even further.
we’d love your feedback👇
We’re excited to release the Alpha of our WebAssembly backend for TensorFlow.js! 🎉
WASM has wider device support and better numerical stability while getting competitive with WebGL for smaller models.
Share your feedback here → goo.gle/2PGiNBq
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Join us on Saturday to protest the Indian govt's CAA bill at the Indian Consulate - 10 AM.
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Finally finished WASM SIMD codec implementation, results are encouraging! Only works on bleeding edge (e.g. Chrome Canary, LLVM master) so far. github.com/zeux/meshoptimize…
C++ scalar: 0.72 GB/s
C++ SSSE3: 2.16 GB/s
C++ AVX512: 2.55 GB/s
wasm scalar: 0.44 GB/s
wasm SIMD: 1.23 GB/s
Deepti Gandluri retweeted
Stoked to announce what I've been working on during my first 2 months @wasmerio ! 😃🎉
Wasmer-JS, a set of open-source, installable packages for running WASI modules in Node and the browser! 📦
Built with node-wasi, Comlink, wasm-pack, and xterm.js! 💪🏾
medium.com/wasmer/wasmer-js-…
Desk move today, moving from the best desk I ever had. It had a window and a stellar view, but what I've loved more is I haven't needed my desk blanket in SIX MONTHS. I didn't know this was possible and I now want comfortable work temperatures forever.
Oh hey, I missed that this was already up. Come hang out with some of your favorite Wasm folks in Mountain View on the 16th!
Our next @Meetup is a special Silicon Valley edition hosted by @Google at the Googleplex! @kripken (of asm.js & emscripten fame) and @jordoncm (Google Earth) will be presenting. Space is limited so RSVP *now* => meetup.com/wasmsf/events/264…
Such conflicting feels when @torch2424 leaves as a colleague, but sends fun updates our way like this one! More runtimes that now support WebAssembly SIMD! 🎉
Super awesome to just join, and already be supporting the hard work of my friends, @tlively52 and @dptig , and anyone else involved with SIMD in Wasm! 😀🎉