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Serving LLMs on a Budget
(docs.nos.run)
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3y ago
Classic knowledge distillation! I’d even argue that we won’t need 8x7b for fine-tuning here. Soon enough, phi-2 or phixtral models will be sufficiently powerful after fine tuning for these domains.
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The war on price of serving LLMs - https://x.com/dylan522p/status/1736860043947937880?s=46&t=VJ...
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2024 predictions on the open-source LLM wars
(twitter.com)
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3y ago
This is cool! How much does a single song of ~1 min cost/take to generate?
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Fly.io for Multi-Cloud?
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The AI Stack for the 3rd Epoch of Computing
(spillai.substack.com)
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My Own AI Server Cluster
(erichartford.com)
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3y ago
Here’s a fun project I hacked together last weekend — https://github.com/spillai/agi-pack TL;DR agi-pack is a Dockerfile generator for machine learning (ML) developers that is simple, hackable and extensible. Fun fact:
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AGI-pack: Dockerfile generator for ML developers
(github.com)
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Here’s a fun project I hacked together this weekend. https://github.com/spillai/agi-pack TL;DR `agi-pack` is a Dockerfile generator for machine learning (ML) developers that is simple, hackable and extensible. Inspired
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3y ago
Also, isn't the author Tri Dao at Together AI now as their chief scientist?
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Blog – Introducing Intrinsic Flowstate – Intrinsic
(intrinsic.ai)
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Building LLM Applications for Production
(huyenchip.com)
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4y ago
Looks interesting and useful. How much data do you typically handle? And I imagine customers work with other DBs and stores alongside Baseplate? BTW your discord link is no longer active on the landing page. Mind sharing a new link?
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4y ago
Interesting - is there a good reference to back this claim? Curious to hear what overheads Faiss would have if it's configured with similar parameters to build the HNSW graphs. Is that what you A/B-tested in practice?
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Big fan of Faiss - I've tried using several others (milvus, weaviate, opensearch, etc) but none struck the usability and configurability chord as much as Faiss did. I especially like their index-factory models. Once you figure out how
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4y ago
Thanks for your reply. - I have a good sense of the overheads - I was more curious about the latencies (ms) you are observing with the system today. - Out of curiosity, why did you pick Redis? Is it mostly due to familiarity and experience
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Chroma
(trychroma.com)
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4y ago
Congrats on the launch! Few questions/thoughts: - What kind of overheads do you have right now with calling this API? - What scales have you pressure-tested this with? Demo seems to show few 100s of embeddings. Selfishly, I'd lik
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OpenAI ChatGPT: Service Unavailable
(chat.openai.com)
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What's next? Dreamfusion Video = Imagen Video (this) + Dreamfusion ( https://dreamfusion3d.github.io/ ) Fundamentally, I think we have all the pieces based on this work and Dreamfusion to make it work. From the looks of
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Benchmarking AWS Inferentia (inf1) chip performance
(twitter.com)
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5y ago
Out of curiosity, what kind of performance do you get with 100M rows with pinecone? Looking at your pricing tiers, ~100M rows would need ~200GB memory, and @ $0.1 / GB / hr that's $20 / hr if I'm not mistaken? Also,
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Others have pointed this out already, but have a look at Milvus ( https://github.com/milvus-io/milvus ). I was able to get a simple version of it running with searches over ~3B vectors in under a second on a single machi
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6y ago
Toyota Research Institute (TRI) | Full-Time | ONSITE (covid WFH) | Bay Area TL;DR We're looking to grow our Machine Learning Engineering team at Toyota Research Institute (TRI). If you’re interested in developing bleeding-edge ML for o
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OpenCV NumPy Converter Using Boost::Python
(github.com)
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Learning Articulated Motions from Visual Demonstration
(people.csail.mit.edu)
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Bitcoin Transaction Graph Analysis
(css.csail.mit.edu)
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