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We started with Dystr, an AI-powered engineering workbook. Here's why we pivoted to RunMat, a fast, open-source MATLAB runtime that meets engineers where they are.
Learn what runs fast on GPUs in MATLAB, how to use gpuArray, and what slows you down. Then try the same code with RunMat auto CPU/GPU + fusion.
MATLAB still shines for math-heavy work. Its whiteboard-style syntax makes code easy to read, review, and run on modern tools like RunMat and fast GPUs.
RunMat Accelerate is an open-source MATLAB-style runtime that fuses your array math into fast CPU and GPU kernels, often beating MATLAB gpuArray, PyTorch, and Julia for dense numerical workloads.
A deep comparison of free MATLAB alternatives. We look at RunMat, GNU Octave, Julia, and Python through the lens of engineering performance, compatibility, and usability.
Why the training distribution of programming languages matters for LLMs, and how Rust improves reliability in model-written code.
A fast, open-source runtime for MATLAB code. Slim core written in Rust, V8-inspired execution, generational GC, and a package-first standard library.
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