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thanks, the model itself is a pretty vanilla gpt model based heavily on karpathy's nanogpt, so should not need too many bells and whistles to get it running on

thanks, the model itself is a pretty vanilla gpt model based heavily on karpathy's nanogpt, so should not need too many bells and whistles to get it running on specific architectures. that said i have very little experience with platform specific development, so would looove some help from the community :)

ttul 4y ago
A serious nod to Karpathy here. They could have chosen any other Transformer architecture, but chose perhaps the most reachable one - in the literal sense.
brucethemoose2 4y ago
Could you stick a torch.compile in the inference and training code, maybe gated behind a flag? This should help AMD/Nvidia performance (and probably other vendors soon) significantly. PyTorch themselves used nanoGPT training as demo for this: https://pytorch.org/blog/accelerating-large-language-models/ https://pytorch.org/blog/accelerating-large-language-models/