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This series builds everything from matrix operations provided by Neanderthal [1].

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https://github.com/uncomplicate/neanderthal

Can’t wait for you book to come out. For anyone looking to do some serious learning in this space I highly recommend this from dragon.rocks
> This series builds everything from matrix operations provided by Neanderthal

Do they perform convolutions as well?

Good idea for a cliffhanger: Do they perform convolutions as well? Follow the next episodes and watch the movie (the book) to find out!
This is like when my 4 year old daughter asked if she'll be able to have dessert and I used to say "maybe if you're lucky..."

She quickly figured out this always meant "yes".

Well, I mean, you can write a convolution as a matrix operation. Except, perhaps that's not the most efficient way to do it.
That may be covered in the book.

... or not? Stay tuned :)

I'm on the edge of my seat :)