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jchandra
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Comment #47851811
Yeah, that’s consistent. topK keeps the obvious tokens, but subtle context gets eroded over time rather than dropped all at once.
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Comment #47851789
Fair point, the gap isn’t huge in that plot, and both degrade at low ratios. The difference is more in how they degrade: TopK can have sharper, localized failures, while HAE tends …
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Comment #47851656
Thanks, really appreciate the pointer. Will dig into it.
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Comment #47850823
Haha, that’s a very fair reading :) Yeah, the latency hit is definitely real. That said, most of what I’ve run so far is CPU-bound, which likely exaggerates it quite a bit so I did…
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Comment #47850776
I completely agree.Right now this is all on a synthetic setup to isolate the behavior and understand the reconstruction vs memory tradeoff. Real models will definitely behave diffe…
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Comment #47850603
That’s a great point and yeah, I’d agree SVD itself isn’t new at all. On downsides: definitely a few. The biggest one is latency - SVD is fairly heavy, so even though it’s amortize…
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Comment #47850345
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Comment #47823676
In this prototype, OLS + SVD isn’t per-token, it runs only when the recycle bin fills (amortized over multiple tokens). That said, it’s still heavier than Top-K. I haven’t benchmar…
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Comment #47823556
I’ve been exploring KV cache optimization for LLM inference. Most methods (Top-K, sliding window) prune tokens. This works on average, but fails selectively — a few tokens cause la…
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Comment #43886876
Totally fair point — at the end of the day, it's all about getting the best model performance. I was mostly trying to highlight how, under the hood, a lot of modern HPO algos reall…
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Comment #43436973
Pickle still is good for custom objects (JSON loses methods and also order), Graphs & circular refs (JSON breaks), Functions & lambdas (Essential for ML & distributed systems) and …
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Comment #43373871
pytorch save/load still are pickle based models. Its fine for trusted sources but when you start using from untrusted sources then there is always a risk of ACE. If you want to exe…
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Comment #43373777
joblib is not fully secure because it still relies on Pickle internally. The reason it is slightly better in pickle is due to fact that pickle file gets immediately executed when i…
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Comment #43317158
our approach wasn’t about over-engineering, we were trying to leverage our existing investments (like Confluent BYOC) while optimizing for flexibility, cost, and performance. We wa…
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Comment #43312396
We did have a discussion on Self vs Managed and TCOs associated with it. 1> We have multi regional setup so it came up with Data Sovereignty requirements. 2> Vendor Lock ins - Few …
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Comment #43312290
As for BigQuery, while it's a great tool, we faced challenges with high-volume, small queries where costs became unpredictable as it is priced per data volume scanned. Clustered ta…
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