Anyone feel like reverse-engineering CUDA?
As a struggling AMD Radeon owner I'd love to see AI generated open source CUDA implementation.
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Key points
- I've been reading about all these modders using AI to reverse-engineer games and software.
- I've been trying out photocraft and gridcraft and have just watched a GTA5 mod featuring Sonic.
- Not only do I dislike NVIDIA, but there's delicious irony in using CUDA cores to do it.
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- [1]Anyone feel like reverse-engineering CUDA?r/LocalLLaMA (top, daily) · Oct 13, 04:23 AM
As a struggling AMD Radeon owner I'd love to see AI generated open source CUDA implementation.
I've been reading about all these modders using AI to reverse-engineer games and software.
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