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leslie-fang25 · NVIDIA reviewer — merged it
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“LGTM, thanks for the PR”
leslie-fang25 · NVIDIA reviewer — merged it
TensorRT-LLM · NVIDIA4.9× on the attention call — A permute left the tensor non-contiguous, so PyTorch quietly dropped off the fused attention path onto the slow one.
jongwook · A Whisper author — merged it
Whisper · OpenAI5.2× and 47× on the copy kernels — The quantized copy kernels ran one thread per block, so 31 of every 32 warp lanes sat idle, and around 97% of blocks exited immediately at the bounds check.
ggerganov · Created llama.cpp — merged it
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