@__tinygrad__ Maybe platform support should be plug-and-play: tinygrad maintains + validates “official backends” while everything else lives in external repos behind a small backend interface.
Then an RDNA2/Intel Mac one-shot becomes someone else’s backend, not a tinygrad maintenance burden.
The goal of Swift running wherever C does has a strong appeal to me... I see myself writing microcontroller code in Swift one day... it will be a beautiful day.
Hello,
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Plz RTs for the reach ✨✨
Thank you