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Comment #47520125
Hi HN, I am one of the people behind Kitaru. Over the last year, we kept seeing teams in our ZenML community stretch pipeline DAGs to run agents; they executed things like dynamic …
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Comment #46323934
Author here. I work at ZenML, where we maintain the LLMOps Database ( https://www.zenml.io/llmops-database ) — a collection of production LLM case studies we've been cataloguing fo…
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Show HN: No-BS Database of 300+ real-world LLM/GenAI production implementations
I've spent weeks curating technical implementation details of how companies are actually deploying LLMs and Generative AI in production. The database now contains over 300 case stu…
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Comment #40845189
But still only single GPU for now. I also heard great things about it, but wanted to make the maximum use of my multi-GPU local setup.
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Comment #40844975
Thanks! Yes one 'next step' that I'd like to do (probably around the work on deployment / inference that I'm turning to now) will be to see just how small I can get the model. Spac…
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Comment #40844719
Interesting. I can maybe try finetuning one or two of the so-called 'uncensored' open models and see if that makes a difference. A bit harder to switch out the dataset completely, …
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Comment #40844647
OpenpPipe - https://openpipe.ai/ - is probably the service that most closely resembles what you’re asking for, but I found the evals weren’t really what I wanted — i.e. following m…
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Comment #40844622
I followed whatever the guidance was for a specific model. Some of the LLM finetuning providers did indeed set the temperature to 0 and I followed that, but others suggested 1. I c…
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Comment #40844496
Depends a bit where you’re running etc. This works for Modal, e.g., but they’re just using axolotl under the hood so you can just connect to whatever cloud provider of choice you’r…
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Comment #40844486
I think not. Normally if you get those kinds of errors you wouldn’t get any output at all. In the blog I show that all 724 of the test cases got proper JSON output etc for the quer…
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Comment #40810382
There's a ton of abstraction in axolotl, for sure, but so far I haven't found that it gets in the way. The main competitor in that space seems to be Unsloth, but that only works wi…
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Comment #29782119
ZenML | Developer Advocate | Full-time | Remote (Europe / UK) | https://zenml.io Hey! We are an open-source company ( https://github.com/zenml-io/zenml ) and the pulse of ZenML's c…
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Comment #29533539
If you're in the UK, Pimoroni ( https://shop.pimoroni.com/?q=solar ) has some good options as well.
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Comment #28037375
Location: London (United Kingdom / UK) Remote: Willing to be fully remote / hybrid. Willing to relocate: Yes (Germany or the Netherlands would work well) Technologies: Ruby, JavaSc…
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Comment #27699828
Location: London (United Kingdom / UK) Remote: Willing to be fully remote / hybrid. Willing to relocate: Yes. Technologies: Ruby, JavaScript (ES6, Node.js), Python, Go, React, Redu…