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do you object to the point of a boycott for even interoperating with CUDA? because PyTorch is still quite pleasant to use in CPU mode. it should also have supp
by currymj 8y ago
do you object to the point of a boycott for even interoperating with CUDA?
because PyTorch is still quite pleasant to use in CPU mode. it should also have support for AMD chips quite soon (and AMD's CUDA-equivalent, ROCm, at least appears to be open source).