Love your write ups /u/pommedeterresautee . Especially the fact that they're written with human beings in mind. I mean that as a compliment, seeing as the vast majority of stuff concerning cuda and low level optimization is impenetrable.

I periodically check kernl.ai to see whether the documentation and tutorial sections have been expanded. My advice is put some real effort and focus in to examples and tutorials. It is key for an optimization/acceleration library. 10x-ing the users of a library like this is much more likely to come from spending 10 out of every 100 developer hours writing tutorials, as opposed to spending 8 or 9 of those tutorial-writing hours on developing new features that only a small minority understand how to use and apply.