4 comments

  • 3eb7988a1663 1 hour ago
    If anyone needs to see what 62 tokens/second looks like: https://token.qusai.pro/?speed=62

    Which seems sufficient for mortals who are not running gas town, but want a local model.

    • kolinko 27 minutes ago
      60 toks/sec may be ok for pure chat or token generation, but not for token preprocessing nor any sort of agentic work.
    • brcmthrowaway 23 minutes ago
      Good luck when you need to prefill context..
  • InsidiousWombat 1 hour ago
    I wonder when we will start seeing small commercial accelerators integrated with NVMes; could potentially use far more bandwidth than typical NVMe drive can push thru the four lanes.

    Given that you'd have probably a lot more capacity just to get to required bandwidth it could be used to switch very quickly between models (as all stored there would essentially be "loaded")

    • kadoban 57 minutes ago
      I think what we're going to see first is essentially gpus with nvme (or at least flash) bolted on, not sure if that's also what you're saying or not.
  • purplecats 48 minutes ago
    would this work on a virtual disk, say w s3 or dropbox
    • trollbridge 3 minutes ago
      Sure, it’ll just be absurdly slow.

      Maybe next you can run an LLM off of some old MFM drives

    • doublerabbit 22 minutes ago
      Not online services. The overhead of TCP and latency I imagine would really lag performance. A SAN over SFP, maybe.
  • KerrAvon 49 minutes ago
    There are many of these stream-experts-from-SDDD projects now. What's needed is a guide to all of them and maybe for someone to take the best features of each of them and merge them into one uber project.