modeld/dmonitoringmodeld: explicitly set input devices - #38044
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* modeld/dmonitoringmodeld: explicitly set input devices * lint * ignore metadata json file
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set_tinygrad_backend_from_compiled_flags()previously setos.environ['DEV']before importing tg, both inmodeld.pyanddmonitoringmodeld.py. but because we preimport all modules tg is shared between processes and only one of those two device gets set as default, while it reads as if you could set a different device per process