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Firefox supports WebGPU, but needs a setting in about:config. I enabled the setting but HipScript still denies running on Firefox with the message: "Please try a Chromium-based browser like Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge." Please do feature detection, not browser detection.
How performant is the CUDA code in browser compared to standalone program? Could we have PyTorch / ML training with CUDA through the browser performing ok?
How is this different than web-llm?
Firefox supports WebGPU, but needs a setting in about:config. I enabled the setting but HipScript still denies running on Firefox with the message: "Please try a Chromium-based browser like Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge." Please do feature detection, not browser detection.
I do do feature detection—WebGPU is blocked on Release Firefox regardless of config, you'll need nightly. It does support Safari with its experimental mode enabled for example.
``` TypeError: B.values().some is not a function. (In 'B.values().some(r=>r.args.length)', 'B.values().some' is undefined) ```
EDIT: I got the same error with all three sample scripts
The GoL example it loaded with seemed to be running way slower than I expected it to. It turns out that there's actually a `usleep(1000 * 100)` call in the code which was inserted to make it easier to see the output; the actual kernels execute quickly and take up very little GPU time. When I looked at the profiler, I was confused to see that one worker thread was at 100% usage the whole time it was running. At first,…
I love the idea of this, but sadly I can't get it to work in Firefox, Chrome or Edge on my work pc, probably because I can't find "--enable-features=Vulkan" equivalent in the about:flags and the argument doesn't appear to work on windows. I'm actually a bit more curious about a standalone application that skips the webgpu part and goes straight to Vulkan as I would love to be able to experiment with some Cuda only ap…
I recommend as well reading through the blogpost (repo on [3]): https://lights0123.com/blog/2025/01/07/hip-script/ (many things to improve on the Wasmer side... we have some work to do!)