Loris D'Antoni

@lorisdanto.bsky.social

Professor @ucsd & Scholar @CodeMetal. Helps people write code they can trust

Getting LLMs to generate samples that satisfy constraints is a fundamental problem in machine learning. The standard approach is rejection sampling: generate a sample, check whether it satisfies the constraint, and if not, try again. 1/

At ICML, Jinwoo Kim will present the first approach for enforcing formal structural constraints like regexes, grammars, and schemas on the output of continuous diffusion language models, entirely without retraining. 1/

I was reading a paper (by a full prof!) that included a paragraph in related work that was completely irrelevant and was there just to cite a bunch of the author's own work. This type of behavior makes me not trust the work of such authors.

Google Scholar has stopped showing one of my POPL papers randomly. Do people know how to fix this? I don't care particularly, but for my student this is his top paper and it's annoying for him

The last question for my CSE230 final was “Draw a comic about anything we learned in this class (e.g., Proving theorems with Coq, types, functional programming, Loris, etc.)” Here are the best ones.

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Some personal news: the Department of Homeland Security has given me, an immigration lawyer born in Newton, Massachusetts, seven days to leave the U.S. Does anyone know if you can get Italian citizenship through great-grandparents?

Email from DHS revoking parole, unnamed recipient, received by Nicole Micheroni. Part 1Email from DHS revoking parole, unknown recipient, received by Nicole Micheroni. Part 2