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DenseCore, a deep learning framework written in Rust by a CS student, produces bit-for-bit identical training results to PyTorch when running nanoGPT on an Apple Silicon Mac, with the initial weights, losses, gradients and weight updates completely identical for 50 consecutive steps, even with dropout enabled.
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10/16/2026
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Valid until: 1/14/2027
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Rust Framework DenseCore Achieves Bit-Exact Parity with PyTorch, Zero-Error nanoGPT Training
redditr/MachineLearning10/16/2026
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