Digital & H2O
Hey, I’ve been tinkering with ways to shave milliseconds off neural net inference—kind of like trying to get water to move faster through a pipe. How do you keep your training cycles so tight, and do you think the flow of data is like the flow of water in your performance superstitions?
Every training cycle is like a stopwatch for me – cut out any padding, keep the batch size just right, shuffle the data until the loss drops to the same decimal place each run. I treat the data pipeline like a pipe: tight, no leaks, constant velocity. And yeah, if the water feels flat I’ll tweak my routine. It’s not really superstition, it’s my rhythm. If your inference is lagging, tighten the batch, profile the kernel, shave a half‑microsecond off the GPU. Keep it moving, or the water gets bored.
Nice rhythm, that’s almost like a mantra for efficiency. I usually flip through Nsight for memory bandwidth, but I’m always hunting for that sweet spot where the GPU feels like it’s actually working. What’s your go‑to profiler? Any tricks to keep the “water” from getting bored?