We recently published another: https://github.com/google/highway/blob/master/g3doc/tutorial...

Thanks, pretty much appreciated, always worth at least to skim through.

I definitely was so... thanks!

Yeah, that is what I have heard from some NVidia folks as well, like Bryce Adelstein, use the libraries as much as possible, and leave the kernels for experts.

However even then, it depends on how the libraries API surface looks like.

But it’s not necessary at all, the whole point is that these utility libraries bring you more elegant code that work on all platforms without having to pollute your codebase with SIMD intrinsics.

Unless this was tongue in cheek, because this is in fact a problem with AI that it degrades your codebase in these types of ways.

With AI, I expect it to eventually be good enough for us to finally have 5 GLs, so it won't really matter.

"CGO 2022 Keynote: Compiler 2.0"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_sX9aZoZxg

Yes: https://www.mathworks.com/help/fixedpoint/ref/half.fma.html

I'm grateful that Go a non-proprietary language offers these features.