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  1. resources: free: the original paper, "flashattention: fast and memory-efficient exact attention with io-awareness" by tri dao et al. arxiv.org free: the official code from tri dao's lab Dao-AILab/flash-attention

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  2. @LunixA380 @osanseviero That is correct, simple architecture especially for the smaller models. Would be also nice if the attention head size be compatible with Flash Attention. Related: flash-attention#2427

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  3. @maharshii Many primitives in Dao-AILab/quack

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  4. 7/8 Attention kernels FlashAttention (Tri Dao). The official repository of FlashAttention, used inside nearly every training and serving system. The README links to the papers and blog posts for each version. Dao-AILab/flash-attention t.co

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  5. @realcezarc @StasBekman Maybe a better way to test is to find a kernel that supports both mxfp4 and nvfp4 so that the only things that really change between the two are the formats and not the kernel implementation details themselves. I think Quack supports both? Dao-AILab/quack

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