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AI assists in developing Pascal version of LAPACK, aiming for GPU acceleration

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A user on Mastodon is collaborating with GitHub Copilot to develop a Pascal version of the LAPACK numerical library, which is approximately 30% complete. They anticipate reaching 80% completion within two days and plan to integrate GPU acceleration to match the performance of Python libraries like NumPy. The user also emphasized the importance of discipline and rigorous workflows when working with AI to prevent it from becoming sloppy or losing focus. AI

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IMPACT Demonstrates the potential for AI coding assistants to aid in complex software development tasks, potentially accelerating the creation of specialized libraries.

RANK_REASON This describes a user's personal project using an AI tool, not a release from a major AI lab.

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AI assists in developing Pascal version of LAPACK, aiming for GPU acceleration

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 · [email protected] ·

    # Copilot and I are about 30% away from creating a # Pascal version of # LAPACK using # BLAS . We are about two days away from achieving 80% of LAPACK. Then we

    # Copilot and I are about 30% away from creating a # Pascal version of # LAPACK using # BLAS . We are about two days away from achieving 80% of LAPACK. Then we will tweak it using some GPU acceleration to make its speed comparable to some python libraries like Numpy. It is import…

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