* add edge cases found by codex [pr]
* another test
* more edgecases
* docs
* instructions
* fine, add that one
* nan cases
* roll failures
* inv prob
* more failing tests
* err, that's failing
* more tests
* more failures
* uop verif
* failures
* webgpu
This should fix remote cpu tests flakiness (segfaults were in
`test_data_parallel_resnet_train_step` which is skipped on cpu but wasn't
skipped on remote cpu)
* multi is O(1)
* allreduce
* no new uops needed
* junk
* something
* simple
* that's really what i want
* closer
* inject _device_num
* pretty print
* cleanups
* this
* early dnum
* ops allreduce is good
* ish
* device is the tuple and this is fine
* simpler
* progress
* copy_multi
* work
* more tests
* more tests pass
* work
* no None axis
* tests
* no none multi
* type fixes
* pre commit passes
* lil
* remove this
* mlperf dataloader on mac
* that test was wrong
* unbind
* support DEBUG=2
* realize
* only unbind bound vars
* don't include fixedvars
* graph test
* one test
* fixedvars in hcq
* new ring reduce
* ring reduce
* simpler ring
* mselect
* mselect doesn't work
* Revert "mselect doesn't work"
This reverts commit c78b77bd7d.
* Revert "mselect"
This reverts commit bb2e430ac3.
* simpler
* fixups
* no optional
* fix jit
* move things around
* cleanup multi
* simpler multi
* simpler reshape
when testing alu for bfloat16, it should cast inputs to bfloat16 first, otherwise numpy has both errors from input and errors from alu which is more inaccurate
* Make `dev` a property of `Allocator`
(this is a prereq refactor for #10285)
At least `BufferXfer.copy` accesses it assuming it's always present,
currently most devices just add this property on their own repeating
the same code over and over again.
This is also a bit footguny, see `RemoteAllocator` that named this
property `device` instead of `dev`, i could obviously just change that
in one place but doing it globally seems like a better solution (and it
reduces code duplication too).
`MallocAllocator` is a bit special, but passing `None` works just fine.
* typing
* ignore type instead of cast
Not strictly required for anything but soon there will be like 4 new
properties and having it be a huge json just seems like a bad taste.
It also seems right to not have a separate endpoint for this, just
`GetProperties` request that returns a repr of this similar to how
requests are sent in `BatchRequest`.
This will also make a switch to anything other than http much simpler
if it will be required for any reason, like just a tcp stream of
`BatchRequest`s
* Basic remote multi support
Simplest thing to be able to use remote with multiple gpus, very slow
because no transfers (copyin copyout for cross-device copies)
* tests
