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

(docs.appliedcompute.com)

77 points | by Bluestein 5 days ago ago

15 comments

  • clircle a day ago ago

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

    • tensegrist a day ago ago

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

      or conference, difference, arbitrage…

    • Bluestein a day ago ago

      Inferencing is load-bearing here ...

    • esafak a day ago ago

      Serving waves hello.

  • dhruv3006 a day ago ago

    This is a nice feature -

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

    You should add more complete examples.

  • quietraster a day ago ago

    interesting that onboarding is 'paste this prompt into your co

  • monster_truck a day ago ago

    Where is the pricing page?

    • simonpure a day ago 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

    • kdavis a day ago 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

      • monster_truck a day ago 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

      • euroderf a day ago ago

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

      • embedding-shape a day ago 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.

  • blueray313164 5 days ago ago

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