OSS Keynotes - Day 2 Afternoon Sessions
summary
30 years of Linux history, the kernel stays pragmatic: Rust kernel modules are trialed for safer drivers, a build policy treats new compiler warnings as warnings-as-errors to force cleanup, and long-lived contributors still maintain core subsystems. Android’s adoption story shows experimental patches (wake locks) can remerge into mainline. Industry shifts toward supply-chain security produce initiatives like OpenSSF and Google’s deps.dev for dependency hygiene. On ML, tensor methods via TensorLy/TensilyTorch compress models (≈65% parameter reduction) and simulate tensor-ring variational circuits on GPUs to tackle large Max-Cut instances.
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- 0:00Linus Torvalds, Creator of Linux & Git, in conversation with Dirk Hohndel, Vice President & Chief Open Source Officer, VMware
- 35:00Staying Power: How OSS Projects can Thrive for the Long Term
- 50:00Anima Anandkumar, The California Institute of Technology (Caltech), Bren Professor of Computing and Mathematical Sciences & Director of Machine Learning, NVIDIA
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