Dissecting the Apple M1 GPU, the end
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Dissecting the Apple M1 GPU, the end
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Re: Dissecting the Apple M1 GPU, the end
#2What an end to an era. It's crazy to think she started this journey at 18 and now finished 5 years later. Not many people believed they would be able to make the GPU work in Asahi linux. Kinda curious what her "Onto the next challenge!" link means. Is she working for Intel Xe-HPG next?
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#3>For years I juggled my courses with my part-time job and my hobby driver
Man I wish i had half of the energy of this author.
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#4What a legend in the making!
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#5>For years I juggled my courses with my part-time job and my hobby driver Man I wish i had half of the energy of this author.
i think it's a woman?
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#6Congrats on a job well done.
Re: Dissecting the Apple M1 GPU, the end
#7What an end to an era. It's crazy to think she started this journey at 18 and now finished 5 years later. Not many people believed they would be able to make the GPU work in Asahi linux. Kinda curious what her "Onto the next challenge!" link means. Is she working for Intel Xe-HPG next?
Yes I think so. Her resume says she started working for Intel on open source graphics driver this month.
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#8>For years I juggled my courses with my part-time job and my hobby driver Man I wish i had half of the energy of this author.
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#9Not much to say beyond a hearty “well done, you!” That, and looking forward to see what’s next.
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#10Im glad she stepped away from Asahi linux. Its absolutely great from a techincal perspective and the progress that team has made, but talented people like her shouldn't be trying to reverse engineer software/hardware from shitty anti-consumer company that can make the entire project work in a heartbeat by publishing documentation, in lieu of building better stuff from the ground up.