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11d ago
Hi HN. I'm an independent researcher and I've been working (completely self-funded) on my inference engine since January 2025. It's built from scratch and uses highly optimized fused kernels and I've been testing it agai
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21d ago
MTurk existed since forever, and somehow flew under the radar for all these years. Very few developers I know didn't even know it existed.
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23d ago
Damn. I just bought a maxed out MacBook Pro M5 Max 128GB 8TB, still waiting for it to be delivered. I could get 256GB RAM M5 Ultra 1TB for roughly the same price, and it's double the memory bandwidth. Which one would you recommend? I d
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25d ago
Both can be true at the same time.
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3mo ago
With native support for sessions in an inference engine we can make use of idle GPUs... doing work!
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Speculative pre-positioning: off-path decode for stateful inference sessions
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4mo ago
I bought a server with 768GB RAM a couple of years ago, for cheap. Today just the RAM itself is worth more than I paid for the entire server. DDR4... Same thing with SSD, two years ago you could buy 4TB SSDs for like 250 USD, and today its
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4mo ago
Fastest tool calling on the planet!
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4mo ago
Pin-drop sweepstakes
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Stateful Inference for Low-Latency Multi-Agent Tool Calling
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4mo ago
Attended Dreamhack in the late 90s. Fun times! I was always AMAZED by the demoscene.
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4mo ago
Tumbleweed rolls across the timeline
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4mo ago
The problem is that 95% of the products on Amazon are just chinese garbage. Most people do not research the products they are buying, they are buying because of the convenience. The "default" quality of products on Amazon are utte
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4mo ago
crickets
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4mo ago
reads like Salesforce to me, ugh! Enterprises are paying so much to blatantly vendor-lock in themselves using hundreds of "Salesforce engineers". It's baffling to me.
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4mo ago
Happy to answer any questions you might have.
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Attention Once Is All You Need: Stateful Transformers
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4mo ago
Deeply nostalgic! Thanks for sharing.
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5mo ago
It’s a cost I’m willing to pay. You’re paying for a fully domestic supply chain. The cotton is grown in the U.S., then cleaned, spun into yarn, made into fabric, dyed, and finally cut and sewn in Los Angeles. Every step happens in the Unite
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5mo ago
I meant American Giant jeans https://www.american-giant.com/collections/mens-bottoms :)
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You can notice the quality difference when things are actually built to last. I work a lot with electronics and need good work-holding tools. I didn't use to focus on that and just bought cheap crap. I then heard of PanaVise (made in R
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5mo ago
Same here.. i bulk buy tons of AG (American Giant) t-shirts (Premium Slub Crew Tee is awesome) and tons of their jeans too.
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5mo ago
Support brands with values and local manufacturing. For example: American Giant, Origin, Crye Precision, Randolph Engineering, American Optical, and many more.
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There’s a lot of wasted compute with stateless inference. We set out to solve that with a new computational model for transformers, and only process the delta between requests. That’s how we can achieve crazy low latency tool calling with L
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5mo ago
Try it out and see how fast inference can be for agentic workflows. Works on CUDA and ROCm. Feedback appreciated!
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6mo ago
I can access it from the UK
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7mo ago
Just a OFCOM basic business radio license (UK)
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7mo ago
You’re not alone. I’m a self-funded startup founder and I still buy Made in USA goods (clothes, appliances, tools, supplies, equipment, etc). For me the price isn’t the main factor, it’s simply that I want to support the countries I like. B
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7mo ago
Very happy to see this!
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7mo ago
fixed! thanks
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