They kind of did. It has a separate website now [1] . All the docs, announcements, roadmap, some comparisons as you asked are there. So they do seem to be working towards separation.
LLVM has such a cool tutorial, eventhough I haven't written a programming language myself, it was excitung to go through it to see how static programming languages are lowered to SSA form.
Mojo should have something showing how to write a super fast matmul and especially what's interesting for me is a fast linear attention kernel, as that's where PyTorch is getting much harder to use.
Thanks, it's so boring and disappointing.
LLVM has such a cool tutorial, eventhough I haven't written a programming language myself, it was excitung to go through it to see how static programming languages are lowered to SSA form.
Mojo should have something showing how to write a super fast matmul and especially what's interesting for me is a fast linear attention kernel, as that's where PyTorch is getting much harder to use.