Comment by ActorNightly

I doubt anything will come from this, granted how much he hyped Comma and where its at now.

Namely, the fact that this is still on the website:

> How is tinygrad faster than PyTorch? For most use cases it isn't yet, but it will be

Despite being in development for so long is kinda telling. Like at least prove that you can make it work on CUDA as well as Pytorch.

Otherwise its just an personal project based on your ideology, and then when other companies don't play along with what you think is right, you get to blame their culture because you can never be wrong.