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Pawan
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Enjoyed the soccer example for reduction trees.
Consecutive threads and warps minimize control divergence - wanted to try them out. The variables are in camelCase but have been using snake_case in C language - so the programs look like they contains mixed case.
Deep learning and physics follow.
— Jan 20, 2026 07:01PM
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Consecutive threads and warps minimize control divergence - wanted to try them out. The variables are in camelCase but have been using snake_case in C language - so the programs look like they contains mixed case.
Deep learning and physics follow.
Pawan
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A one-time affair can be accomplished by collecting all the test programs and running them on a (rented) virtual machine, chosen so as to minimize expenditure by estimating required compute capability and vetting it against hourly rates.
Instead, I ported the code to a hobby board with cortex host and 128 cores device. Test programs partition data into tiles to store them in shared memory followed by coarsening.
— Jan 17, 2026 01:21PM
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Instead, I ported the code to a hobby board with cortex host and 128 cores device. Test programs partition data into tiles to store them in shared memory followed by coarsening.
