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-title: "LLVM Dev Meeting thoughts"
-author: Cassie Jones
-date: "2024-10-27 11:13:00 America/Los_Angeles"
-summary: "I went to the LLVM Dev Meeting this year! My first time at a conference in years, and the first time at one professionally. Here's what it was like:"
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-This year I went to the LLVM Dev Meeting (Oct 22–24), officially sponsored to do so for work!
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-It was just across town, but I had to wake up early and it was far enough away that I didn't want to take an hour long bus ride at 7am, so I felt forced to use Lyft.
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-I was only one of like 4 people total I saw with a mask, which is annoying.
-It wasn't very connected with outside, although there was outside seating for all the meals which made things managable for me.
-I definitely ended up somewhat dehydrated because of this though.
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-It was nice to talk to people!
-I liked talking with coworkers in a different environment, got to hear new things that way. (I miss the 
-I liked 
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-Getting to meet [John Regehr](https://john.regehr.org/) in person was very nice!
-A highlight of the event because we've talked a bit on twitter and mastodon for ages.
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-I discovered that my old personal laptop (the 2-core 8GB 2015 MBP I'm writing this post on) takes roughly two full charges to do a clean compile of clang.
-I wanted to experiment with something but had a year-old build of LLVM, I started compiling at full battery, discharged to 10%, charged back to full, and discharged back to 20% by the time compilation finally finished.
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-I got 3 LLVM t-shirts, one is the conference shirt, two were just LLVM merch from the stand.
-My favorite is the shirt of Jessica's LLVM dragon book design.
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-https://mastodon.social/@barrelshifter/108201300354237574
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-My favorite talk was the one on [Lean-MLIR][], which showed a nice setup for formally verifying peephole optimizations.
-They seem to have a [nice online playground setup][lean-mlir-playground], I really want to play around with proving some optimizations with it.
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-[Lean-MLIR]: https://github.com/opencompl/lean-mlir
-[lean-mlir-playground]: https://lean-mlir.grosser.es/