I’m Omer Isildak. My focus is C++, CUDA, and inference systems—understanding how software uses hardware and how models run as services.
Kernel Nomad is where I keep the technical notes, small experiments, and questions that come out of that work.
What I explore
- C++ — memory, performance, and the details beneath an abstraction.
- CUDA — GPU kernels, memory access, and parallel execution.
- Inference — model serving, latency, and resource constraints.
I like starting with a focused question, building a small experiment, and keeping the setup close to the observation. The notebook grows as those questions become clearer.
Notes from the field
Field notes follow a question. Experiment plans describe a comparison before the results are in. Lab notes keep the setup, checks, and observations together. I keep the distinction visible so each note is clear about what has been tried and what comes next.
Merak et. Küçük bir deney kur. Öğrendiğini not al.