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Yeah so MoE doesn't really come into play for production serving -- once you are batching your requests you hit every expert at a large enough batch size so you have to think about running the models as a whole. There are two ways we c
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They're using Llama.cpp which is an amazing tool for local inference but doesn't match fast inference frameworks like TensorRT-LLM/SGLang for production speeds and throughputs on Hopper GPUs. The Unsloth quantizations are rea
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Just spent a few minutes this morning spinning up a H100 model server and trying an FP8 quantized version (including kv cache quantization) to fit it on 2 H100s -- speed and quality looking promising. I'm excited to see if the better i
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Congrats Dex! Excited to see what people build with this + tools like Stripe's new agent payments SDK (issuing a payment seems like a great place to ask permission).
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Baseten | Tech Leads, Software Engineers, and more | SF, NY, Remote | Full-time 2 years and 8 months ago, I joined Baseten after seeing them in a "Who is Hiring" post on HN. Doing so was one of the three best decisions I've e
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How to build function calling and JSON mode for open-source and fine-tuned LLMs
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This is a complete shameless plug but I just published some documentation on automatically building Whisper inference engines with TensorRT-LLM which has the batch inference that you're looking for: https://docs.baseten.co&#
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How to double tokens per second for Llama 3 with Medusa
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Baseten | SF, NY, or REMOTE | Engineering | www.baseten.co Baseten provides fast, scalable inference for AI/ML models. We're at Series B and growing fast with great customers like Descript, Bland, and Patreon. Cool tech, unbeatabl
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I've been working with this for a couple of weeks ... there are real challenges in traditional setups going from prompt in -> prediction out to building the actual backends that blend business logic and inference for multiple models
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FP8: Efficient model inference with 8-bit floating point numbers
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Does anyone know if this change is going to affect top-level domains operated by Google, for example .dev?
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Three techniques to adapt LLMs for any use case
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Baseten | Software Engineers | Full-time | REMOTE (optional offices in SF, NYC) I joined Baseten over a year ago after seeing a comment in "Who is hiring." Best decision of my career. Baseten is a platform for deploying and servin
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Serving four million Riffusion requests in two days
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Happy Thanksgiving to everyone on HN today! For young people like me who are new to the tech industry, this year has been a realization that tech is anything other than "a rollercoaster that only goes up." But I am so thankful for
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Show HN: Free Stable Diffusion 2.0 hosted interface
(app.baseten.co)
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Try it yourself: Speech to text with Whisper
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Deploying Stable Diffusion in Production Using Truss
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Hosted Stable Diffusion Demo
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Truss contributor here MLFlow is awesome; it's powerful and flexible and extends through multiple valuable portions of the ML cycle. Truss aims to be simpler to use in both straightforward and complex cases, requiring fewer lines of co
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Show HN: Truss – Serve any ML model without boilerplate code
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Code generation interactive demo (Salesforce Codegen mono 2B)
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There are no technical limitations in terms of scaling or permissions preventing you from building something customer-facing on Baseten! Personally, I'm very excited for indie hacker types to get their hands on Baseten and start shippi
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I always love transparency like this from authors, thanks for sharing! This line resonated way too much with me: "Initially, I thought five months might be enough for me to write it, but the scope quickly grew, and the progress was slo
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Show HN: Baseten – Build ML-powered applications
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How BaseTen is using “docs as code”
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Baseten | REMOTE (US, Canada, Europe, and more), SF US | Full-time | https://baseten.co A personal note: I joined Baseten just over a month ago after seeing a post in January's "Who is Hiring" on HN, and I am very
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This is a great opportunity to support your favorite content creators in tech, if there is a blog or YouTube channel that you find yourself turning to regularly, see if they sell any information products, premium subscriptions, or training.
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In 2020, I launched a book that did really well for a few days, including on this platform. Despite extremely inconsistent marketing efforts, throughout 2021 residual sales netted me an average of over 500 dollars per month. It is wonderful
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