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When you test matmul these days you want bf16 max. FP64 is a niche workload 100% unused by 95%+ users.
by lostmsu 2mo ago
When you test matmul these days you want bf16 max. FP64 is a niche workload 100% unused by 95%+ users.
- pclmulqdq 2mo agoAI is not the only thing in the world. The rendering of this webpage involves a lot of FP64 work.
- dimask 2mo agoThat's probably gonna run in gpu anyway. There is a lot of data work that involves double (or single) precision arithmetic, outside of ML, LLMs etc. It is definitely also worth testing 32 bit floats too, though.