@polydao: This Stanford lecture on AI inference will teach you more about how LLMs work in production than most ML courses > Clau…
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A Stanford lecture on AI inference emphasizes practical bottlenecks like KV-cache and techniques like speculative decoding and continuous batching, offering more real-world insight than typical ML courses.
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