$ git log --author="jakestevens" --all --oneline
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TorchRL 0.14 lands, ExecuTorch tunes Arm64 BF16 copies and Vulkan dispatch
- Add optimized Arm64 BF16 `_to_copy` (#22493) pytorch/executorch
COLLECTIVE OPS STANDARDIZATION LANDS ACROSS C10D BACKENDS
- [xnnpack] Support bf16 delegation for fully-connected pytorch/executorch
DATASET VIEWER LOCKS DOWN ARROW, FUNES SHIPS GROUNDED ASK
- ci: mitigate OOM kills on large-model export tests huggingface/optimum-executorch
- fix: address stable model export failures huggingface/optimum-executorch
DYNAMO REVERTS BREAKING CHANGE, EXECUTORCH CLEANS UP DEPRECATED TYPES
- Remove _use_edge_ops=False (#20909) pytorch/executorch
EXECUTORCH SLASHES CONV LATENCY, PYTORCH CORE FIXES FLEXATTENTION SPECIALIZATION BUG
PYTORCH 2.13 SHIPS WITH FLEXATTENTION ON APPLE SILICON, NCCL2 BACKEND LANDS IN-TREE
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