Fwd: Recording of WebGPU guest lecture at UPenn CIS 5650

Brandon reminded me to share the recording of the guest lecture I gave at
UPenn's CIS 5650 GPU Programming and Architecture course on Oct 7. Here it
is! <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-AMvu2CjCfsq1qFAs3qU7BRdO_Oyiyjc/view>
 (Slides here
<https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1cJ5P2tZKrokV67vBqkhmomOWY35ScXquP8hSDRMhWO8/edit>,
mostly written by Brandon for the past two years' guest lectures)
(The slides and recording are public, they can also be found on the course
schedule <https://cis5650-fall-2024.github.io/syllabus/>)

If you work on WebGPU, I can't necessarily recommend watching the whole
thing - it's well over 2 hours long (I did not make any effort to timebox
it, I should have spent some time to do that). I also remembered after the
lecture that I didn't repeat the many questions from students/staff, but I
just checked and they're mostly audible! Which is good because there were
some interesting questions.

Apologies in advance if I misrepresented anything (e.g. when ruminating on
the past 7.5 years of standardization) but I don't think I said anything
too bad :)

-Kai (he/they)