[DOCS] Improved README.md wording #683
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Initial wording dates from a time where nobody knew Triton, and comparing it to CUDA helped differentiate it from other existing DSLs. But nowadays this comparison doesn't make much sense; Triton is its own thing, and some people may even still be more productive in CUDA than Triton -- language preferences are subjective after all.
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Signed-off-by: Tiotto, Ettore <[email protected]>
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Initial wording dates from a time where nobody knew Triton, and comparing it to CUDA helped differentiate it from other existing DSLs. But nowadays this comparison doesn't make much sense; Triton is its own thing, and some people may even still be more productive in CUDA than Triton -- language preferences are subjective after all.