Re:PyTorch 2.0
by dekhn on Friday December 02, 2022 @01:35PM
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Yes- and that gradient part is a key detail that makes it more than "numpy on steroids". numpy on steroids would be a hardware accelerator that took numpy calls and made them return more quickly, but without the command-and-control and compile-python-to-xla aspects.
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Re:PyTorch 2.0
by whimsicalism on Friday December 02, 2022 @01:37PM
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Well clearly I meant steroids of the gradient-developing variety.
I think you are being far too pedantic about what a biological compound would analogously do to a software library, especially given that I mention the differentiability property in the same sentence you are taking issue with.