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It is a messy and quickly expanding codebase with many surprises like segfaults and leaks.
Is scientific experimentation really sped up by these frameworks? Everyone uses the Transformer model and uses the same algorithms over and over again.
If researchers wrote directly in C or Fortran, perhaps they'd get new ideas. The core inference (see Karparthy's llama.c) is ridiculously small. Core training does not seem much larger either.
It is a messy and quickly expanding codebase with many surprises like segfaults and leaks.
Is scientific experimentation really sped up by these frameworks? Everyone uses the Transformer model and uses the same algorithms over and over again.
If researchers wrote directly in C or Fortran, perhaps they'd get new ideas. The core inference (see Karparthy's llama.c) is ridiculously small. Core training does not seem much larger either.