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starone01.me · linkedin · x @iamstarone01 · ping@starone01.me

final-year EEE @ Coimbatore · graduating april 2027 · contributing to LLVM / MLIR (still learning, loudly)

// pipeline.mlir — how i think about building
func.func @starone01(%idea: !prod.prototype) -> !prod.shipped {
  %ast     = "frontend.parse"(%idea)       : (!prod.prototype) -> !ir.ast
  %lowered = "midend.lower"(%ast)          : (!ir.ast) -> !mlir.module
  // did someone ask for canonicalization? no. here it is anyway
  %opt     = "midend.canonicalize"(%lowered): (!mlir.module) -> !mlir.module
  %bin     = "backend.emit"(%opt) {target = "prod", opt = "-O3"} : (!mlir.module) -> !prod.shipped
  return %bin : !prod.shipped
} // scroll ↓ to execute each pass

about

I'm Prashanth, StarOne01. Final-year EEE student who got curious about where hardware meets software and fell into the compilers hole. Compilers, inference, and the systems around AI.

Started coding on a phone with Termux. Since then I've helped build a clinical AI system, built a film recommendation engine (not collaborative filtering!), played with embeddings and multilingual LLM work, and started sending patches to LLVM / MLIR. The maintainers have been nice about it.

stack

stack

Languages  →  Go · Python · C++ · TS / Next.js
Systems    →  LLVM · MLIR · Compilers · Local Inference · CUDA (learning)
ML / AI    →  SFT / QLoRA · ASR · Embeddings · RAG
Infra      →  AWS · GCP · Postgres · Qdrant · Fedora

receipts

Merged and in-flight work, with links, so you don't have to take my word for it:

currently

  • writing a toy compiler's lexer from scratch. It handles def and extern, and has comments because nobody asked for them
  • learning MLIR dialects + passes, building on x86 + Sema work
  • poking at local LLM inference, Ollama internals
Coimbatore, India
starone01.me · linkedin · x · ping@starone01.me

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