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I'd say the fault lies with the community for choosing the proprietary Cuda instead of open cross platform alternatives.
by sorenjan 8y ago
I'd say the fault lies with the community for choosing the proprietary Cuda instead of open cross platform alternatives.
- oakwhiz 8y agoI think part of the problem there was that more courses were taught with CUDA than OpenCL. That put a dent in OpenCL's popularity