codeflash.ai
Codeflash uses AI to automatically find the most optimized version of your Python code through benchmarking — while verifying it's correct.
Swift for Tensorflow
Swift for TensorFlow is an archived GitHub repository describing an experiment in a next-generation machine learning platform that combined machine learning, compilers and differentiable programming. It was archived in February 2021, and the repository is read-only; the site states it will not receive further updates.
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- Language-integrated differentiable programming into the Swift language Source: github.com
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Codeflash uses AI to automatically find the most optimized version of your Python code through benchmarking — while verifying it's correct.
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LMQL is a programming language for interacting with large language models, using types, templates, constraints and an optimizing runtime. Prompt statements have associated where clauses that specify logical constraints on output, which LMQL translates to subtoken masks enforced during generation. It works across llama.cpp, OpenAI and Transformers backends and supports nested queries.
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