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Simplicity pretty much excludes generality in a lot of cases, you're only able to port code to the GPU if it wasn't a million LOC to begin with, so you're prett
by j-pb 6y ago
Simplicity pretty much excludes generality in a lot of cases, you're only able to port code to the GPU if it wasn't a million LOC to begin with, so you're pretty much making the case for it.
Note that Simple != Easy or Naive
Hardcoded structures is potentially exactly the kind of simplicity needed.
What's not simple is a general "this solves everything and beyond" code-base with every imaginable feature and legacy capability.