> very few deep learning people write their own CUDA code. True, but even once TF/PyTorch support AMD well it's highly possible that an unanticipated CUDA depe

> very few deep learning people write their own CUDA code. True, but even once TF/PyTorch support AMD well it's highly possible that an unanticipated CUDA dependency will pop up in one's computational journey. NVidia subsidized CUDA seminars for a decade and now it's all over the place, both in the flagship frameworks and in the nooks and crannies.