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SEEKING WORK | Oxford, UK (company established as LLC in States) | Remote | https://daiter.dev Use me to condense your product's timeline and budget with bulletproof, scalable, and modular embedded software frameworks and tooling.

Previous Senior/Ld Software Engineer with 8 years of industry and research experience. Specifically interested in signal analysis and its interdisciplinary subdomains (psychology, interaction, etc.).

* Published computer vision scientist (ECCV '16) with 5 magnitude increase for photogrammetry in CUDA/SIMD

* Experienced AR/XR developer with strong embedded skills

* Hardware designer

* Available for part time work now, in a few months for full time work

* Currently finishing my Master's Thesis at Oxford. Double Master's in CS + EE, with specialities in embedded programming, functional languages and optics/FPGA dev/power electronics.

* Tech stack: Erlang, Elixir, C++, C, Assembler, SIMD, CUDA, OpticStudio, EAGLE

* Helped two previous companies save millions in cloud costs through novel video streaming algorithms and embedded computer vision algorithms.

email: matthew@daiter.dev

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Thanks @jotaen!!! Really appreciate it.

I'd love to hear how this might be applied as a general debugger concept for CUDA and the likes. To a layman like me, CUDA's GDB debugging interface has always left a sour taste in my mouth due to the high amount of parallelism that simply can't be displayed through a debugger entailed to be used only on a single thread. I'd love to see someone working on (and I'm probably going to take a crack at it myself ;) ) not just using this interface as a language, but also as a debugging tool for other languages. Decomposition of CUDA (and other -- thinking Erlang right now especially) programs into bite-sized visualizations in order to program and debug would be invaluable for the space.

Surprised no one's mentioned Nebia: https://nebia.com

Super cool startup working on minimising water usage through increasing the surface area/volume ratio of water droplets while taking a shower.

>Trump and Myron talking >Trump: "Hey Myron, thoughts on climate change?" >Myron: "Oh it's nothing, the polar bears are just brown and cities are going underwater, but your ozone-damaging hairspray won't escape your dressing room (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eU2p6YakNJg) while you grope a supermodel"

Please Elon Musk, if you're reading this, make Tesla and SolarCity come faster so we can still experience snow no matter who runs this country

Best comment right here