| I’m currently building smolcluster, a project focused on demystifying how distributed learning actually works under the hood, both for training and inference. This initiative distills complex information into digestible content for anyone interested in learning more about these algorithms, like
A major part of this work has been implementing these systems from scratch in Python using raw sockets, not relying on high-level frameworks, so the communication, synchronization, and scaling behavior are explicit and understandable.
I see these as potential computing resources that are currently underutilized. My goal is to leverage them to teach others how to use heterogeneous computing to explore distributed learning from the comfort of their homes with the devices they already own. Ultimately, this is about making distributed learning more accessible: giving people the tools and intuition to explore these systems from their own setups, without needing access to large-scale infrastructure.
PS: Its very early and under heavy development. Would love to get views and ideas for the same and let me know if you have any questions! [link] [comments] |