I released 0.3.2 of Emily.
The majority of the changes are in the packaging. If you’re consuming Emily as a hex package, the NIF is downloaded from Emily’s GitHub Releases, validated against the checksum and then cached. If you’re consuming Emily as a repo, the mlx repo is fetched as a git dependency and built in-tree.
Additionally, the mlx team have tagged a release that contained the thread-safety improvements, and Emily is building against that now.
For the number crunchers, the changes are modest:
- Native axis reversal via
mx::sliceproviding performance improvements toNx.sort,Nx.argsortandNx.reverse. - Additional quantization modes are now supported (default remains affine)
