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Comment #47491914
This is extremely true. In fact, from what we see many/most of the problems to be solved with LLMs do not have ground-truth values; even hand-labeled data tends to be mostly subjec…
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Comment #47491524
Feel free to shoot me a note at seth@sutro.sh if you want to check it out!
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Comment #47491489
We build a product that's somewhat similar in spirit to DSPy, but people come to us for different reasons than the OP listed here. 1) It's slow: you first have to get acquainted wi…
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Comment #45650018
Under-discussed superpower of LLMs is open-set labeling, which I sort of consider to be inverse classification. Instead of using a static set of pre-determined labels, you're using…
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Comment #45389964
The models you called out at the beginning were all released this year. What do you think is the difference between this generation of models and previous ones?
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Comment #44458100
Yes! Both Llama 3 and Gemma 3 have 128k context windows.
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Comment #44458078
Yes, we're a startup! And LLM inference is a major component of what we do - more importantly, we're working on making these models accessible as analytical processing tools, so we…
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Comment #44458059
My two cents here is the classic answer - it depends. If you need general "reasoning" capabilities, I see this being a strong possibility. If you need specific, factual information…
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Comment #44457994
No doubt prices will continue to drop! We just don't think it will be anything like the orders-of-magnitude YoY improvements we're used to seeing. Consequently, developers shouldn'…
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Comment #44457905
Both great points, but more or less speak to the same root cause - customer usage patterns are becoming more of a driver for pricing than underlying technology improvements. If so,…
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Comment #44302932
I run a batch inference/LLM data processing service and we do a lot of work around cost and performance profiling of (open-weight) models. One odd disconnect that still exists in L…
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Comment #44164721
Sutro.sh (fka Skysight) | Infrastructure/LLMs & Research Engineering | SF Bay Area | Full-time We are building batch inference infrastructure and a great/user developer experience …
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Comment #43864168
Skysight | Infrastructure/LLMs & Research Engineering | SF Bay Area | Full-time We are building large-scale batch inference infrastructure and a great/user developer experience aro…
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Comment #43722614
How "huge" are these datasets? Did you build your own tooling to accomplish this?
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Comment #43710694
Thanks for the reply and the notes. On 4. specifically we've got some thoughts here as well. Will reach out!
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Comment #43245243
Skysight | Infrastructure/LLMs & Product Engineering | SF Bay Area | Full-time We are building large-scale, data-intensive inference tooling and a great/user developer experience a…
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Comment #42891163
What's extremely confusing to me (as a private pilot) is that traffic is almost always routed directly over an airport (midfield), to safely avoid departing and landing traffic. Th…