Tensor Comprehensions
>produce the high-performance codes that the machine learning community needs<p>Somewhat OT, but I've been wondering for a long time… Is the HPC community the only place the word "codes" is used like this? In usual CS parlance programming is done using a substance called "code" ("the high-performance <i>code</i> the community needs"), but in HPC literature the word "codes" is used, as if programming consisted of distinct objects. Does this arise from some divergent history (would I have called my LINPACK library punched card deck a "code"?) or what?