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Is CPU-based simulation still viable?

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Stumbled upon this recent paper claiming so yesterday: https://unilabsim.github.io/ What do you all think? Imo, even if it would "only" perform at the same level as end to end GPU, not having to parallelize everything to fit it on a GPU makes it much more flexible and useful I guess there is a risk…

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