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The performance of CUDA Kernels is extremely dependent on alignment; slight mismatches in matrix dimensions, thread block sizes, or memory access patterns will cause throughput to drop significantly, and because Anifer only serves fixed model shapes and GPU architectures, each Kernel can be written in exactly the optimal form.
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