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A short description of the goals of the project The goal of this project was to develop an interactive query language for MLIR, similar to clang-query. An efficient tool for interactively querying the IR can largely assist debugging and testing in MLIR. The tool aims to make exploring and analyzing MLIR code easier for developers by providing a query language that allows them to search for specific patterns and operations within the MLIR codebase....

I started off as a Chemical Engineer, braving the infamous JEE exams and earning my stripes at an “IIT” in India. I even landed a job at Honeywell UOP, doing the whole chemical engineering thing. But little did I know that destiny had a different plan in store for me! I couldn’t resist the siren call of programming. So, while slinging chemical equations by day, I started freelancing as a full-stack developer on the side....

Oh, New Year’s Eve, the night that always promises to be a wild ride! Last year was tweedisc, but this year, it was next level craziness. So, it all started innocently enough on the 31st. We kicked off the day with some Indian masala dosa with vada in the morning, because nothing says “Happy New Year” like a spicy breakfast. Then, we hopped on a ship to cruise down the Thames River for some breathtaking views of London, which is truly a stunning city....

Why? Get hired I use this blog as a clever tactic to attract awesome recruiters and companies who might want to hire me. It’s like my own personal job-hunting billboard. Improve my writing/language skills Okay, so maybe I’m not the next Shakespeare (yet), but I’m constantly working on it! Every time someone visits my blog, I learn a new word to add to my ever-growing vocabulary. And hey, if you see me in person, feel free to quiz me on the meaning of the word savor ....