> with torch.compile the main advantage of jax is disappearing.
Interesting take - I agree here somewhat.
But also, wouldn't you think a framework that has been from the ground-up designed around a specific, mature compiler stack be better able to integrate compilers in a more stable fashion than just shoe-horning static compilers into a very dynamic framework? ;)
Depends. PyTorch on the other hand has a large user base and well defined and tested api. So should be doable; and is already progressing and rapid speed..
Interesting take - I agree here somewhat.
But also, wouldn't you think a framework that has been from the ground-up designed around a specific, mature compiler stack be better able to integrate compilers in a more stable fashion than just shoe-horning static compilers into a very dynamic framework? ;)