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Comment #38357194
Related discussion on serving finetuned LLMs: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38196661
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Comment #38201489
Thanks for your encouragement! We are working on quantization as well. We recently submitted a paper, Atom [1], that uses 4-bit quantization, delivering 7.73x throughput compared t…
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Comment #38200895
Certainly! We'd like our good designs to be picked up by frameworks and serve all users. Currently, Punica is built on top of PyTorch and HuggingFace Transformers ecosystems. There…
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Comment #38200834
Thank you! We are also very excited about combining the fast fine-tuning and efficient serving. In fact, what you just said is very related to one of our very first motivations. In…
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Comment #38198946
Thanks for the question. Currently Punica is on the ecosystem of PyTorch and HuggingFace Transformers. So PyTorch users can start to use Punica now. Look forward to collaboration w…
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Comment #35456803
On a related note, Google also uses optical circuit switches in their datacenter network. See the paper form SIGCOMM'22 [1]. [1] Jupiter Evolving: Transforming Google’s Datacenter …
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Comment #34132218
I'm using 27-inch 4K monitors with Gnome. I found it more practical to use no scaling but 1.25x text size (settings in gnome-tweaks). The problem for me with 2x scaling or fraction…
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Comment #28125729
I use Automate[1] to do this. Just draw an infinite loop that does sms_received[2] and email_send[3]. [1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.llamalab.a... [2] https:…
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Comment #25933261
> If you find a really good tutorial by programmers who are both excellent teachers and experienced in that particular field, it beats JIT learning on a personal project in one imp…
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Comment #24794204
Just mentioning two related programs in my mind: Franz ( https://meetfranz.com/ ) and nativefier ( https://github.com/jiahaog/nativefier ).
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Chowbus user data breach (email, name, phone, address) with 800k rows
Email sent to all users via Chowbus Sendgrid. Link to anonymousfiles.io. Two CSVs, restaurants and users. $ head -n 1 users_y1KGkRi.csv "email","first_name","last_name","phone_numb…
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Comment #23993310
Just want to mention bitbar[1]. Write anything to stdout, it'll make it show up in the menu bar. [1] https://github.com/matryer/bitbar
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Comment #20836038
Check out the HotOS'19 paper from our lab :) https://danyangzhuo.com/papers/HotOS19-Stone.pdf
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Comment #15437362
I think I did almost the same thing three years ago. See: https://www.v2ex.com/t/121272 (in Chinese only, sorry. I should translate it to English when I'm free)