Add 🦀 Rust port with safety + CUDA to notable forks #827
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Motivations
Rust is focused on performance and reliability (cf Rust), so I found it particularly interesting to see how these principles apply to an LLM training loop.
Although there are 2 Rust projects listed in notable forks, their focus is not on safety or CUDA support. This was my motivation starting this new port.
I tried to make the code as idiomatic and safe as possible, while keeping the CPU/GPU path close to the llm.c structure for easier comparison and educational value.
Features
Link
llm.rs 🦀 https://github.com/phildav/llm.rs
Performances
Full description in the README.md
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