Ryan Scott White

AI Systems Architect & GPU Computing Pioneer

Building innovative solutions at the intersection of artificial intelligence, GPU computing, and systems programming. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area.

San Francisco Bay Area
AI & Systems Programming
GPU Computing

Featured Projects

Pioneering tools and research in AI, GPU computing, and systems optimization

GCN Assembler for AMD GPUs
World's First

Revolutionary open-source AMD GCN GPU assembler/compiler written in C# (.NET), introducing groundbreaking concepts for GPU programming efficiency.

Key Innovations:

Three-letter abbreviated datatypes (v4i, s8f) for intuitive register management

Automatic register allocation with manual override capability

Inline variable declarations directly in assembly instructions

Advanced variable indexing for multi-register operations

C#
.NET
AMD GPU
Assembly
Built: February 2015
CudaPAD
Pioneer

Revolutionary CUDA development environment showing source and assembly side-by-side with live updates—years ahead of mainstream tools.

Breakthrough Features:

Real-time recompilation with instant visual diff

Intelligent source-to-assembly alignment

Advanced register analysis and highlighting

CUDA
C++
GPU
Built: December 2008
Detecting Infinite Loops
Research

Original research on halting problem detection for finite-memory programs, exploring novel approaches without prior research references.

Key Insight: Programs with finite memory can be analyzed for halting behavior through state-space exploration techniques.

Theory
Algorithms
Research
Built: August 2019
Outlook Message Deduplication

Efficiently remove duplicate emails from Outlook on Windows. Essential tool for cleaning up accidental message copies.

Always backup data before use
View Documentation
Windows
Outlook
Utility
Built: October 2022
Text Template Transformation Engine

Lightweight T4-alternative for template-based code generation. Uses unobtrusive comment markers to avoid tooling conflicts.

*: code-here :* syntax preserves IDE features
C#
Code Gen
Built: January 2015

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