Gemma 4 26B cut to 48 experts per layer so it fits a 6 GB laptop GPU
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It shows, with timings and byte-identical parity checks, how much of a small GPT an array language with built-in autograd can absorb, down to 32 lines.
A literate comparison of Karpathy's 149-line microgpt.py against a Rust port and three versions in sw-MLPL, an array language with autograd. Each port is an Org document whose output is real and checked against a baseline; one replays the Rust random stream and matches its output byte for byte. On an M1 Max the idiomatic 48-line MLPL version trains faster than the compiled Rust. MIT licensed, from Software Wrighter LLC.
Gemma 4 26B cut to 48 experts per layer so it fits a 6 GB laptop GPU
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