> I mean, silicon aside, isn't it all basically CUDA lock-in? Everything is and always will be some form of lock-in. Look at what’s happened with CentOS or eve

> I mean, silicon aside, isn't it all basically CUDA lock-in? Everything is and always will be some form of lock-in. Look at what’s happened with CentOS or even Ubuntu. Even what was solid open source choices before have turned into some form of exploited lock-in. I’ve come to the realization that it’s impossible to optimize out of lock-in, instead it’s better to cost optimize for current best practices while continuously running test applications on different platforms and technologies when you have the resources to do so.