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Built an LLM training framework that actually runs on older GPUs without crashing [P]

<!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Hey guys,</p> <p>I was playing around with Nanotron recently and got super frustrated by how many heavy, hardware-specific dependencies it imports at the module level ( flash-attn , triton, functorch , etc.). If you try to run it on older or budget GPUs like a T4 or V100, it just crashes on import.</p> <p>So I wrote Picotron (<a href="https://github.com/Syntropy-AI-Labs/picotron">https://github.com/Syntropy-AI-Labs/picotron</a>) to solve this. It's a clean-room
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