Presentations & Talks

Deep Learning, not Deep Creepy

Given January 23, 2019 at Linux.conf.au in Christchurch, New Zealand. I give an overview of deep learning, its applications, and some of its negative aspects. I also talk about how Mozilla's machine learning projects including DeepSpeech, Common Voice, and LPCnet.

What I Talk About When I Talk About Running On The Web

Given July 9, 2017 at PolyConf in Paris, France. I discuss why web technologies are pervasive, how they can be improved, and introduce a new project for a application runtime built on web technologies and Servo. View the slides.

Servo Architecture: Safety & Performance

Given January 18, 2017 at the Linux.conf.au in Hobart, Australia. I present how Servo is fast, focusing on the constellation and WebRender. View the slides.

Servo: Today & Tomorrow

Given September 26, 2016 at the Web Engines Hackfest in A Coruña, Spain. I present what Servo has accomplished to date, and our near term development and research goals. View the slides.

Servo: Building a Parallel Browser

Given January 16, 2015 at Linux.conf.au in Auckland, New Zealand. I give the motivations for and an overview of the Servo project. I also discuss how parallel layout is implemented. View the slides.

Servo: Designing and Implementing a Parallel Browser

Watch the presentation. Given September 2013 at Strange Loop in St. Louis, Missouri.

The Real Time Web with XMPP

Given April 2009 at JSConf US in Washington, DC.
talks - Jack Moffitt