In the image, a group of people are gathered in a room, seated in front of a large screen. The screen is displaying a presentation, showcasing various text and icons. Two men are seated to the right of the screen, likely attending the presentation and taking notes on the displayed information. The overall scene suggests that the individuals are engaged in a learning activity, possibly related to data processing, as indicated by the words "Blazing Fast" and "100K data in less than 100ms" displayed on the screen.
Text transcribed from the image:
Blazing Fast
100-1000x faster than 2
Yes, you can just write "for" loops
Full power of modem CPUs:
SIMD, threads, NUMA, etc
New MLIR-based compiler
Our kernels are pure Mojo
Faster than Rust!
while merge_options:
merge
merge_options.pop()
# Check whether the best merge is still valid
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if merge.left not in tokens or merge.right not in tokens:
continue # outdated merge option
merged tokens [merge.left] + tokens [merge.right]
if len(merged) != merge.checksum:
continue # outdated merge option
# Merge the right token into the left token, then
# add any new valid merge options to the priority queue.
left
tokens.prev(merge.left)
right tokens.next(merge.right)
tokens (merge.left] = merged
tokens.remove(merge.right)
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