← Back to context Comment by bigfatkitten 7 hours ago This is about their FPGA tooling. It has nothing whatsoever to do with GPUs. 3 comments bigfatkitten Reply wewewedxfgdf 7 hours ago So? I'm making a true observation about the companies. I am well aware this is about FPGA and that has nothing to do with my comment. KeplerBoy 6 hours ago It is completely different. FPGA tooling is not the same as a driver for a consumer product.A lot of the serious CUDA compute stuff is also not supported on all platforms (it's linux only, because why would you do such stuff on windows). AbstractPlay 6 hours ago Your "true observation" doesn't contribute to the context of this particular topic thread which "has nothing to do with [your] comment", as you are "well aware". You should review the HN Guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
wewewedxfgdf 7 hours ago So? I'm making a true observation about the companies. I am well aware this is about FPGA and that has nothing to do with my comment. KeplerBoy 6 hours ago It is completely different. FPGA tooling is not the same as a driver for a consumer product.A lot of the serious CUDA compute stuff is also not supported on all platforms (it's linux only, because why would you do such stuff on windows). AbstractPlay 6 hours ago Your "true observation" doesn't contribute to the context of this particular topic thread which "has nothing to do with [your] comment", as you are "well aware". You should review the HN Guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
KeplerBoy 6 hours ago It is completely different. FPGA tooling is not the same as a driver for a consumer product.A lot of the serious CUDA compute stuff is also not supported on all platforms (it's linux only, because why would you do such stuff on windows).
AbstractPlay 6 hours ago Your "true observation" doesn't contribute to the context of this particular topic thread which "has nothing to do with [your] comment", as you are "well aware". You should review the HN Guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
So? I'm making a true observation about the companies. I am well aware this is about FPGA and that has nothing to do with my comment.
It is completely different. FPGA tooling is not the same as a driver for a consumer product.
A lot of the serious CUDA compute stuff is also not supported on all platforms (it's linux only, because why would you do such stuff on windows).
Your "true observation" doesn't contribute to the context of this particular topic thread which "has nothing to do with [your] comment", as you are "well aware". You should review the HN Guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html