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Comment #42697154
> What this article misses though is that despite this, each GPU in the distributed cluster still needs to have enough VRAM to load the entire copy of the model to complete the tra…
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Comment #42364081
Unlike text generation using LLMs, text-to-video generation brings unique challenges — balancing realism, prompt alignment, and artistic vision is something much more nuanced and i…
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Comment #42008133
Something that I always think about when I see discussions about hallucinations or "confidently wrong answers" is that humans have this issue too. For those on tiktok, how many tim…
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Comment #42006795
Awesome thank you!
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Show HN: Open-Source Python REPL with AI Tutor for Learning and Problem-Solving
Companion is a free, open-source web app, featuring a Python REPL environment with an AI Tutor designed to support one’s learning and problem-solving in programming. I am leveragin…
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Comment #41944623
I think the benefit is that SpinQuant had higher throughput and required less memory. At least according to the tables at the bottom of the article. Definitely nice to see them not…
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Comment #41869804
Hey there are some details about this scattered throughout. The answer really depends on the technique. For DDP you can fairly easily get same throughput as single gpu throughput (…
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Comment #41869708
The benchmark is matrix multiplcation with the shapes `(6, 1500, 256) X (6, 256, 1500)`, which just aren't that big in the AI world. I think the gap would be larger with much large…
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Comment #41848652
Let me know if there are any questions or suggestions! Feel free to open issue on github, and contributions are welcome also
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Show HN: How to guide on training Llama-405B using PyTorch distributed APIs
Been working on a guide for ML folks to upgrade their single GPU training code to multi GPU and multi node. Code diffs and explanations are included. The guide builds up to this fi…
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Comment #41789932
The idea that time is tied to computation makes me wonder if everything we see as 'progress' is just the universe showing us the loading screen percentage of the game of life.