@charliermarsh: At Astral, we created pre-built wheels for popular GPU-enabled packages (like FlashAttention and DeepSpeed) and distrib…
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Astral is open sourcing its build pipelines for pre-built wheels of GPU-enabled Python packages like FlashAttention and DeepSpeed, making them available to all via standard Python indexes.
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At Astral, we created pre-built wheels for popular GPU-enabled packages (like FlashAttention and DeepSpeed) and distributed them on standards-complaint Python indexes.
Today we’re open sourcing our build pipelines and making those wheels available to all. https://t.co/irIMda5YCE
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