PyTorch
wire
2026-09-19
$ git log --author="msluszniak" --all --oneline
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PyTorch
wire
2026-09-16
TorchRL resume lands, TorchTitan fixes a silent gradient bug
- [ET-VK] Do not return early before the barrier in softmax and var pytorch/executorch
- [ET-VK] Lower eligible conv1d as conv2d over a singleton height dim pytorch/executorch
PyTorch
wire
2026-09-10
TorchRL flips async collector defaults, GreenLight adds shadow state
- [ET-VK] Name the int32 eq shader what the dispatcher asks for pytorch/executorch
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