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MechDSL — a compiler that takes finite-element problems written in LaTeX and emits GPU solver code — is now public, along with its browser workbench. Here is what it does, what it refuses to promise, and why the pseudocode in the paper is now literally the kernel on the GPU.
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MechDSL — a compiler that takes finite-element problems written in LaTeX and emits GPU solver code — is now public, along with its browser workbench. Here is what it does, what it refuses to promise, and why the pseudocode in the paper is now literally the kernel on the GPU.
A comic parody of Maxwell's Demon, exposing my view on the sentiment around AI-powered science.
An opinionated lifecycle-accounting complaint about why PINNs are often oversold as solver replacements, and where scientific machine learning arguments are actually stronger.