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16 Feb 2024 Latent Space Truly Serverless Infra for AI Engineers - with Erik Bernhardsson of Modal

“I think also like, you know, working with large data sets or kind of taking the ability to map and fan out and like building more like higher level, like functional primitives, like filters and group buys and joins.”

— Erik Bernhardsson

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Erik Bernhardsson
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16 Feb 2024
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Latent Space

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…Yeah. What else is maybe underrated, a model, something that people don't talk enough about, or yeah, that we didn't cover in the discussion? Yeah, I think what are some other things? We talked about a lot of stuff. Like we have the bursty parallelism. I think that's pretty cool. Working on a lot of like, trying to figure out like, kind of thinking more about the roadmap. But like one of the things I'm very excited about is building primitives for like, more like IO intensive workloads. And so like, we're building some like crude stuff right now where like, you can like create like direct TCP tunnels to containers and that lets you like pipe data. And like, you know, we haven't really explored this as much as we should, but like, there's a lot of interesting applications. Like you can actually do like kind of real time video stuff in Modal now, because you can like create a tunnel to, exactly. You can create a raw TCP socket to a container, feed it video and then like, you know, get the video back. And I think like, it's still like a little bit like, you know, not fully ergonomically like figured out. But I think there's a lot of like, super cool stuff. Like when we start enabling those more like high IO workloads, I'm super excited about. I think also like, you know, working with large data sets or kind of taking the ability to map and fan out and like building more like higher level, like functional primitives, like filters and group buys and joins. Like I think there's a lot of like, really cool stuff you can do. But this is like maybe like, you know, years out like. Yeah, we can just broaden out from Modal a little bit, but you still have a lot of, you have a lot of great tweets. So it's very easy to just kind of go through them. Why is Oracle underrated? I love Oracle's GPUs. I don't know why, you know,…

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