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While if closed source is a dealbreaker for you, I can understand your conclusion, but otherwise just use CUDA. It is better in simply all the ways that matter,
by belval 7y ago
While if closed source is a dealbreaker for you, I can understand your conclusion, but otherwise just use CUDA. It is better in simply all the ways that matter, with a simpler API and a lot more resources.
- Joeboy 7y agoHaving to buy a new laptop is a dealbreaker for me, which I think I would have to in order to learn CUDA on it.
- short_sells_poo 7y agoYou are honestly better off renting a cheap spot priced GPU instance than trying to do anything on a laptop, doubly so if said laptop GPU is not even supported by CUDA. Otherwise your whole learning experience is going to be an exercise in frustration with almost zero tangible output.