@prateek_0041: btw I am pivoting to inference engineering. have spent a good amount of time learning architectures, implementing LLM(s…
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User announces a career pivot to inference engineering, citing experience with LLM architectures and attention mechanisms.
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btw I am pivoting to inference engineering. have spent a good amount of time learning architectures, implementing LLM(s), reading books about different attention mechanisms, and how famous ones work/optimised and what not. Some vLLM and LLMD work too. But now, i am going all in, officially.
6 months timeline.
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