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by BadInformatics
1933 days ago
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GP makes a fair point about JAX still requiring a limited subset of Python though (mostly control flow stuff). Also, there's really no in-library way to add new kernels. This doesn't matter for most ML people but is absolutely important in other domains. So Numba/Julia/Fortran are "better in that department in terms on performance" than JAX because the latter doesn't even support said functionality. |
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