An applause for the all the organizers and people who worked really hard to make this happen, and for making this so great. The sheer number of people from a lot of disciplines, the sharing of ideas, and just getting a chance to know whats out there made this a memorable experience.
The curling experience was a lot of failure and a lot of fun! The dinner was awesome, I never expected good Indian food at a conference. I got a chance to interact with some really smart people, and got a lot of useful feedback about my research.
My favorite talk was "Data-Parallel Finite-State Machines" from Microsoft research. The idea of enumeration and convergence is really cool, and I can see a lot of applications and optimizations stemming forth from this.
This was my first ASPLOS, and my first conference as well. It would be wrong to say I wasn't nervous, giving my first talk and being in the company of giants. However, the whole conference turned out to be a really fun experience, and I look forward to ASPLOS 2015 (Istanbul!!)
The curling experience was a lot of failure and a lot of fun! The dinner was awesome, I never expected good Indian food at a conference. I got a chance to interact with some really smart people, and got a lot of useful feedback about my research.
My favorite talk was "Data-Parallel Finite-State Machines" from Microsoft research. The idea of enumeration and convergence is really cool, and I can see a lot of applications and optimizations stemming forth from this.
This was my first ASPLOS, and my first conference as well. It would be wrong to say I wasn't nervous, giving my first talk and being in the company of giants. However, the whole conference turned out to be a really fun experience, and I look forward to ASPLOS 2015 (Istanbul!!)
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