For new open weights models, will you need to adapt model code and optimization for your inference engine by hand?
It's true that BS=1 is king when it comes to agentic workflows, however these kinds of system serve multiple requests concurrently with dynamic batching. Do you think it will scale as well ?
As ADHD dev that thought about something similar (but never worked on it) I'd love to see the code. Please make a post when you intend to release it as opensource, it seems super interesting
> It takes very little energy to digest fat, a moderate amount for carbs, and a high amount for protein.
Carbs are the easiest to digest, proteins and fats are the hardest. That's why they make you feel satiated for longer.
However fats are more calorie dense (9kcal per 1g, vs 4kcal per 1g of proteins/carbs). Which means, if you're not careful, you can binge eat fats more easily (I can consume 1000kcal of almonds without even noticing).
Our goal is to enable anyone to explore company data and ask business questions in natural language. We are committed to making data analysis accessible, secure, and private, supporting businesses in highly regulated sectors.
Our goal is to enable anyone to explore company data and ask business questions in natural language. We are committed to making data analysis accessible, secure, and private, supporting businesses in highly regulated sectors.
iGenius.ai | Senior Backend Engineer, ML Engineer, AI Research Engineer and more | Full-time | Italy (Remote)
We recently released Italia-9B, an open-source LLM trained from scratch in Italian and we became the first AI Unicorn in Italy.
Our goal is to enable anyone to explore company data and ask business questions in natural language. We are committed to making data analysis accessible, secure, and private, supporting businesses in highly regulated sectors.
Our tech stack is
- Python (FastAPI), Typescript (Fastify) for the backend
iGenius.ai | Senior Backend Engineer, ML Engineer, AI Research Engineer and more | Full-time | Italy (Remote)
We recently released Italia-9B, an open-source LLM trained from scratch in Italian and we became the first AI Unicorn in Italy.
Our goal is to enable anyone to explore company data and ask business questions in natural language. We are committed to making data analysis accessible, secure, and private, supporting businesses in highly regulated sectors.
Our tech stack is
- Python (FastAPI), Typescript (Fastify) for the backend
iGenius.ai | Senior Backend, ML, AI Research Engineers | Full-time | Italy (Remote)
We recently released Italia-9B, an open-source LLM trained from scratch in Italian and we became the first AI Unicorn in Italy.
Our goal is to enable anyone to explore company data and ask business questions in natural language. We are committed to making data analysis accessible, secure, and private, supporting businesses in highly regulated sectors.
Our tech stack is
- Python (FastAPI), Typescript (Fastify) for the backend
"I don't have enough information to do that. I'm a large language model, able to communicate in response to a wide range of prompts and questions, but my knowledge about that specific video is limited. Is there anything else I can do to help?"
Hi everyone! I'm Christian, one of the few software engineers from San Marino ! First learner then engineer with 4 YoE. Currently working at Corsi.it, an e-learning platform based in Italy. Here I had the pleasure to work in many different areas: mobile, then web as a fullstack, then a bit of infra. Would love to find a place to specialise more as a backend dev, or even as a SRE.
My other passions include tinkering a bit with hardware and SBCs, some light pentesting with Flipper Zero, code puzzles and writing programs for stuff I need or out of spite.
I'm always amazed by all the brilliant people here in HN and I feel this is the right place to find challenging and fun opportunities!
The historic center, which is called San Marino Città, is a gorgeous medieval town and it's also part of UNESCO heritage. I definitely recommend a trip there, if you happen to be somewhere near.
When I went to school there, I regularly missed the bus so I had the chance of doing a few walks down to my home. It's a bit steep, since the town is located at the top of mount Titano at 700m of height, but it's truly charming.
Hi everyone! I'm Christian, one of the few software engineers from San Marino !
First learner then engineer with 4 YoE. Currently working at Corsi.it, an e-learning platform based in Italy. Here I had the pleasure to work in many different areas: mobile then web as a fullstack, then a bit of infra. Would love to find a place to specialise more as a backend dev, or even as a SRE.
My other passions include tinkering a bit with hardware and SBCs, some light pentesting with Flipper Zero, coding puzzles and coding for stuff I need or out of spite.
I'm always amazed by all the brilliant people here in HN and I feel this is the right place to find challenging and fun opportunities!
For new open weights models, will you need to adapt model code and optimization for your inference engine by hand?
It's true that BS=1 is king when it comes to agentic workflows, however these kinds of system serve multiple requests concurrently with dynamic batching. Do you think it will scale as well ?
Any plans to release it open source?
Congratz again for the release