End-to-end infrastructure for training and inferencing open weight models

Posted by Bluestein 4 days ago

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Comment by clircle 15 hours ago

'inferencing' -- is this a real word? Inference is a good noun. Infer is a fine verb. But Inferencing?

Comment by tensegrist 15 hours ago

how do you think "referencing" happened when "referring" was already around

or conference, difference, arbitrage…

Comment by samudrijan 14 hours ago

Differencing? wot?

Comment by tensegrist 13 hours ago

say with "finite" before it. it's a thing

Comment by Bluestein 13 hours ago

Inferencing is load-bearing here ...

Comment by esafak 14 hours ago

Serving waves hello.

Comment by dhruv3006 16 hours ago

This is a nice feature -

https://docs.appliedcompute.com/platform/custom-harnesses/se...

You should add more complete examples.

Comment by quietraster 13 hours ago

interesting that onboarding is 'paste this prompt into your co

Comment by monster_truck 17 hours ago

Where is the pricing page?

Comment by simonpure 16 hours ago

> AC2 is now available in private beta. Reach out to learn more⌝ or join us⌝ if you’d like to help build the platform to train and serve open weights.

From their blog post announcing the platform end of August 2026 [0]

[0] https://www.appliedcompute.com/platform/introducing-ac2

Comment by kdavis 16 hours ago

"If you have to ask, you can't afford it." -J.P. Morgan

More seriously, I couldn't find a pricing pager either. However, the "Book a Demo" page[1] is usually a sign that the J.P. Morgan quote applies.

[1] https://www.appliedcompute.com/book-a-demo

Comment by monster_truck 5 hours ago

Money isn't the issue here, I'm trying to determine if they are able to offer a better value/speed than I can currently extract from renting a 3+ month block of cards myself. Time is a bit more important to me

Comment by euroderf 14 hours ago

"We use the demo to determine how much of your wallet we try to empty."

Comment by embedding-shape 16 hours ago

> "If you have to ask, you can't afford it." -J.P. Morgan

Such a shit quote, how would you/they know what I can afford or not? Famously rich people's hubris, nothing more.

Comment by blueray313164 4 days ago

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