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from my link log —
Weld: accelerating numpy, scikit and pandas as much as 100x with Rust and LLVM.
https://notamonadtutorial.com/weld-accelerating-numpy-scikit-and-pandas-as-much-as-100x-with-rust-and-llvm-12ec1c630…

Ah yeah, LLM is LLVM in German. Seriously, fuck that stupid YouTube translation slop

I just thought it *might* be possible to get some sweet JSON out of LLVM, and lo and behold - this works:
```sh
llvm-readobj --demangle --stack-sizes --elf-output-style JSON
```
BOOM!
Now I can process this easily, do not need custom line-by-line parsers that would just be prone to error and exploding arbitrarily.

The story behind my zfs lto llvm rust musl Gentoo install effort earlier this week well defined: i came as far as an installed system, but Rust wouldn't emerge.
#xkcd #gentoo
Credits:

from my link log —
LLVM's getelementptr, by example.
https://blog.yossarian.net/2020/09/19/LLVMs-getelementptr-by-example
saved 2020-09-20

LLVM's getelementptr, by example

Is anybody using llvmpipe on Arch Linux with Vulkan? Have you tested recently?
I'm seeing all kinds of horrible segfaults of trivially simple shaders in ngscopeclient llvmpipe with Arch on both my own infrastructure and GitHub Actions.
When I put a nvidia card on my Arch VM and use their Vulkan driver instead, everything works fine.

from my link log —
Closing the gap: cross-language LTO between Rust and C/C .
http://blog.llvm.org/2019/09/closing-gap-cross-language-lto-between.html
saved 2019-09-19

I've been battling with Gentoo, musl, Rust, llvm, zfsbootmanager, lto, kernel compiling over the last 3 days.
As the Orange Turd 💩 would say: it was a beautiful big event, probably the best ever.
As the World knows: I've lost and gave up.
Until the next time, Larry!

from my link log —
Weld: accelerating numpy, scikit and pandas as much as 100x with Rust and LLVM.
https://notamonadtutorial.com/weld-accelerating-numpy-scikit-and-pandas-as-much-as-100x-with-rust-and-llvm-12ec1c630…

from my link log —
Open access to standards documents.
https://discourse.llvm.org/t/rfc-open-access-to-standards-documents/90856
saved 2026-05-21

[RFC] Open Access to Standards Documents
tl;dr: ISO is seeking testimonials from “open source organizations” by June 4th on the importance of open access to ISO standards documents; this RFC is about that statement. Background Roughly speaking, under the usual ISO and IEC rules, all committee-related documents are only accessible to committee members or other members of their organization. There was an historical experiment run by JTC1, the committee within ISO which is responsible for technology-related standards, to open access…