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Logan Weber
@DoobsParn
PhD student in CS
weberlo.github.io
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    Logan Weber
    @DoobsParn
    Dec 18, 2025
    This has been a really fun project to be involved with, and it's the beginning of a big change in how we write programs. It's the first work I'm aware of that moves beyond the paradigm of isolating LLMs from program state and communicating purely through serialization.
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    Ellie Cheng
    @ellieyhc
    Dec 18, 2025
    🦜✨Nightjar ✨makes your prompts first-class code in your Python programs: Your prompts read and write program variables, compute with program objects, and implement program control flow. 🧵(1/n)
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    Logan Weber
    @DoobsParn
    Jul 23, 2024
    If you're at ICML, come check out our poster from 11:30am to 1:30pm today! We're poster #1206 in Hall C.
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    Logan Weber
    @DoobsParn
    Jul 21, 2024
    Just landed in Vienna for ICML and can’t wait to share what @JesseMMichel, @alex_renda_ , @mcarbin, and I have been working on! The main idea is to use hypernetworks to compile programs to neural networks. (1/N)
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    Logan Weber
    @DoobsParn
    Jul 21, 2024
    You can find the paper here! weberlo.github.io/assets/learnin…
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    Logan Weber
    @DoobsParn
    Jul 21, 2024
    Just landed in Vienna for ICML and can’t wait to share what @JesseMMichel, @alex_renda_ , @mcarbin, and I have been working on! The main idea is to use hypernetworks to compile programs to neural networks. (1/N)
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    Logan Weber
    @DoobsParn
    Jul 21, 2024
    Just landed in Vienna for ICML and can’t wait to share what @JesseMMichel, @alex_renda_ , @mcarbin, and I have been working on! The main idea is to use hypernetworks to compile programs to neural networks. (1/N)
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    Logan Weber
    @DoobsParn
    Jan 16, 2024
    If you compile this function with clang, it will round the input to the nearest integer: double nearbyint(double x){ }

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