@neural_avb: Very cool intro to LLM serving, basics of inference, and VLLM (paged attention, continuous batching etc) Highly recomme…
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Recommends an introduction to LLM serving, inference basics, and VLLM, covering paged attention and continuous batching.
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Very cool intro to LLM serving, basics of inference, and VLLM (paged attention, continuous batching etc)
Highly recommended!
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