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"Making Elm Talk to Your Personal Supercomputer"

Talkat Elm Conf 2019 · on Thursday, 2019-09-12· [web-performance, machine-learning]
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Combines Elm front end with Futhark-generated GPU code via OpenCL and a Python bridge and demonstrates real speedups and practical workarounds: Futhark compiles to OpenCL/pyOpenCL and runs heavy linear algebra on the GPU, achieving ~90x speed-up on 1600×1600 matrix multiplication (153 ms vs 14 s C, 48 s JS). Shows a concrete pitfall — a nonassociative reducer gives wrong sums unless rewritten as map then reduce — and ships a Rube-Goldberg pipeline: Elm→HTTP→Python→Futhark→GPU that produces working PCA and heat-flow simulations.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:11Elm + Futhark
  3. 1:45How to get Elm to talk to a supercomputer
  4. 2:43Creator of Futhark
  5. 3:07OUTLINE
  6. 4:49II. What is Futhark?
  7. 5:47Code Snippet
  8. 6:56Compiler is smart - How?
  9. 7:31Futhark vs NVIDIA & AMD
  10. 8:43HotSpot Benchmark
  11. 9:48III. A Real World Problems
  12. 10:24(b) Classify fossils
  13. 11:55Data on 10,000 fossil bones
  14. 15:03IV. Matrix Multiplication
  15. 19:09Benchmarks
  16. 22:23Futhark in Five Minutes .... (vector x Matrix)
  17. 24:05Futhark is for standard humans!
  18. 24:47VI. A Pitfall in Parallel Programming
  19. 26:32Futhark makes assumptions
  20. 27:27The bad reducer
  21. 28:05VII. Communication
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