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> But it then talks about how exp is implemented in hardware, in a way that forces it to be a non-SIMD calculation. This is especially surprising given that ve
by adgjlsfhk1 2y ago
> But it then talks about how exp is implemented in hardware, in a way that forces it to be a non-SIMD calculation.
This is especially surprising given that very few architectures have an `exp` in hardware. It's almost always done in software.