Nice, I like the colored output tables. Started tinkering with a small profiling lib as well a while ago.

https://github.com/gurki/glimmer

It focuses on creating flamegraphs to view on e.g. https://www.speedscope.app/. I wanted to use std::stacktrace, but they are very costly to evaluate, even just lazily at exit. Eventually, I just tracked thread and call layer manually.

If I understand correctly, you're tracking your call stack manually as well using some graph structure on linear ids? Mind elaborating a bit on its functionality and performance? Also proper platform-independent function names were a pita. Any comments on how you addressed that?

Very exciting. CLIP and latent space embeddings in general are such an intuitive to use and powerful tool. I'm using it in some hobby projects, from semantic image search in private collections, to trading card recognition among tenthousands of cards. Love to see more open source work from big players on this.

Well, actually does in a lot of cases. For example line intersections are completely branchless in PGA. Parallel lines simply give you the according point at infinity. Pretty kool!

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