Honest question, do you think with this marked improvement it could be worth making a wrapped library for this c/c++ version in python - for example like numpy?
I think PyTorch will very soon catch up in performance once Apple Silicon gets properly supported. On x86, I don't observe very big performance improvement compared to current PyTorch. So overall, not sure if it is very worth it, although it's not hard to wrap it thanks to the C-style API.
Honest question, do you think with this marked improvement it could be worth making a wrapped library for this c/c++ version in python - for example like numpy?