Gpu.js – GPU Accelerated JavaScript
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Gpu.js – GPU Accelerated JavaScript
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#2v0.0 Alpha
My project manager just hear "So, you're saying this is production-ready? Great!"
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#3v0.0 Alpha My project manager just hear "So, you're saying this is production-ready? Great!"
> Made under 24 hours for a NUS Hackers hackathon, out of 68 competing projects
It's not meant to be production ready
Re: Gpu.js – GPU Accelerated JavaScript
#4cool! shameless self-promotion, I wrote a similar thing for a blog post
travelling salesman in js+gpu: https://amoffat.github.io/held-karp-gpu-demo/
gpgpu.js: https://github.com/amoffat/gpgpu.js
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#5This is very similar to the idea of Sh/RapidMind (eventually acquired by Intel.)
Some details:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lib_Sh https://www.cs.umd.edu/class/spring2005/cmsc828v/papers/p787...
Never really took off. In the end OpenCL and CUDA were the winners in this space and OpenCL and CUDA, while explicit GPU languages, can be simulated on the CPU. I think this pattern will continue.
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#6What is NUS, National University of Singapore?
Re: Gpu.js – GPU Accelerated JavaScript
#7I saw this a few months back when I was researching GPGPU implementations in the browser. It looked like one of the better projects out there. Do you know how much theoretical GPU allocation you can get from a JS implementation vs say a native wrapper?
Worth noting that Clarifai just released an SDK for offline mobile DL training/evaluation. Not browser based but I'd be curious what the difference in GPU utilization is practically.
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#8What is NUS, National University of Singapore?
Yes.
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#10Super excited to experiment around with this.