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Domain specific architectures for AI inference
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Plot big tech stock valuations with markers for successful OS model releases.
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Yes it is according my familiarity, but set notation has been the same since the 1870s, why should this language fuck it up? Rust does it correctly.
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These cards are super exciting. If they can improve the software story then they have a real shot.
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The array syntax is very offensive: `const a = [3]i32{ 1, 2, 3 };` A set is denoted by braces, not an array.
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This is why Google has 500 people working on the TPU compiler team.
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The TPU obviously uses a systolic array: https://jax-ml.github.io/scaling-book/tpus/
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Everything is an abject failure... until it works. All the best ideas are tried repeatedly until the input technologies are ripe enough.
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Domain specific architectures for AI inference
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Domain specific architectures for AI inference
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Why not just construct more homes?
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It depends on the batch size and the accelerator you're running on! Decode is *typically* memory bound unless you can hit high batch sizes (in the hundreds), which is hard during serving due to the contention between batch size and low
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It seems to me that MLA will become the standard from here on out. If Deepseek R1 had used standard MHA, they would need 1749KB per token for KV cache storage. This means that once the conversation reaches ~46,000 tokens, the KV cache will
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You have it backwards. Training and prefill are compute bound. Decode is memory bound. FlashAttention massively increases the arithmetic intensity of naive MHA, such that you can remain compute bound at lower batch sizes during decode.
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They should just choose RocketLab: https://x.com/Peter_J_Beck/status/1876834824100401519
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Everyone calling Loom a glorified screen recorder... there was a $975M dollar bill on the floor and no one else picked it up. The technology was simple, but it solved a real problem for people. Solving well defined engineering tasks is vast
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Tenstorrent Wormhole Series
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So many uninformed people in the comments here. "The Carbon Price Support (CPS), introduced by the UK Government in April 2013, has led to a substantial reduction in electricity generated from coal, which fell by 93% from a monthly ave
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Surprised by all the negativity here. The USA benefits enormously from skilled immigration: "doubling the size of the US H1B visa program increases US and EU growth by 4% in the long-run" From a recent paper here: https:/&#x
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The title is a reference to "The unbearable lightness of being" by Milan Kundera for those unaware.
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I raise you Warren McCulloch in 1962: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wawMjJUCMVw
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Layer Normalization as fast as possible (2023)
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Donate to GiveWell: https://secure.givewell.org/
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I don't think so. Listen to the most recent RKLB earnings call. Constellation on the way, Neutron launching in 2025. There will be competition.
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Rocket Lab and Peter Beck are your best hope!
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"This post intends to limit the mathematical knowledge required to follow along, but some basic linear algebra, trigonometry and understanding of self attention is expected." If you're not sure on self attention, the post wil
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Hm! Very interesting! Thank you for taking the time to debug that. I'm going to have to think hard about how to rewrite the motivating example to explain this best. Edit: updated the post, thanks for pointing out the pernicious init va
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Thank you! Seemed like voodoo to me too, hence this post!
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Run the code and look at the values!
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The first code example says False because of high precision, I've updated the example.
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