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Delphi AI researcher Accelxr 👾 explains how Chinese labs are optimizing AI for domestic chips. “The Chinese labs have actually been going beneath that, handwriting low-level GPU instructions and exploiting some of the chip behaviors at a lower level.”

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@accelxr Writing assembly by hand is not optimization, it is just flexing on everyone using a compiler.

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@accelxr low-level optimization is honestly way more impressive than just scaling params

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@accelxr Export controls just made handwriting GPU microcode a strategic advantage for Chinese labs.

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@accelxr casinos here have been doing the same thing with legacy backend software for years. Patching withdrawal logic by hand when the original devs are long gone

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