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> unless you buy into the Nvidia / CUDA ecosystem Coming at it from a graphics processing perspective, working on a lot of video editing, it's annoying that ju
by Gordonjcp 3y ago
> unless you buy into the Nvidia / CUDA ecosystem
Coming at it from a graphics processing perspective, working on a lot of video editing, it's annoying that just as GPUs start to become affordable as people turn their back on cryptobro idiocy and stop chasing the Dunning-Krugerrand, they've started to get expensive again because people want hardware-accelerated Eliza chatbots.
Anyway your choices for GPU computing are OpenCL and CUDA.
If you write your project in CUDA, you'll wish you'd used OpenCL.
If you write your project in OpenCL, you'll wish you'd used CUDA.
- singhrac 3y agoI've never once regretted my decision to write GPU code in CUDA... I mean, I wish there were alternatives because being locked into Nvidia isn't fun, but CUDA is a great developer experience.
- garbagecoder 3y ago>the Dunning-Krugerrand Stolen. Genius. You made my day.
- pjmlp 3y ago> If you write your project in CUDA, you'll wish you'd used OpenCL. Only if one is stuck in a C for GPGPUs mindset.
- MobiusHorizons 3y agospir-v seems to be a real option anywhere with vulkan available