amd-gpu
band: warmmomentum: stable
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Episodes (10)
Trajectory notes
- 2026-10-07T00:31:29Z: rocmfix-amd-setup-benchmarking closed (window-closed) — ROCmFix’s claimed backend testing is another example of the explicit hardware-policy approach already held in Scott’s “Hardware-aware local inference” page, not a demonstrated extension of it. His documented gamepc inferen
- 2026-09-26T04:38:45Z: r9700-nvfp4-mxfp4-fast-path closed (faded) — Scott’s “Hardware-aware local inference” page already treats numerical precision and accelerator-specific execution as runtime policy; this is another example of that position, not an established extension or challenge to it. His doc
- 2026-08-28T15:39:33Z: mi350x-qwen36-open-kernel-throughput closed (faded) — This is another unvalidated AMD open-kernel throughput claim in a territory already tracked by `radar:netra-amdgcn-inference-kernels` and the AMD-inference/LLM-serving concept pages. It touches Scott’s hardware-aware inferen
- 2026-08-27T01:32:56Z: amd-llama-cpp-prefill-speedup closed (faded) — The radar already tracks substantially the same validation question on `radar:llama-cpp-rocm-714-validation`, alongside broader AMD/ROCm local-inference coverage. It touches Scott’s hardware-aware inference policy and CUDA-based lo
- 2026-08-07T17:46:39Z: unsloth-amd-support closed (faded) — Unsloth’s claimed cross-platform AMD support converges with Scott’s preference for deployable local capability and credible alternatives to CUDA lock-in. If independently validated, it could materially expand the hardware options for his WSL
- 2026-08-07T17:43:18Z: amd-machine-readable-isa-kernels closed (faded) — No intersection found in Scott’s wikis, and no radar pages currently track this development or its actors. The supplied evidence also lacks independent performance tests, so there is not yet a grounded connection to Scott’s exis