meta-llama
Adds Llama 3.2 example on Modal with a fun experiment
What does this PR do?
We add a new third party recipe for Modal, a serverless python platform that allows people to easily run experiments on Llama.
This is a continuation of the blog: Beat GPT-4o at Python by searching with 100 dumb LLaMAs
Testing
Given user has Llama 3.2 license approval on Huggingface, has their HF_TOKEN configured as a Modal secret, and has logged into Modal CLI, the included end-to-end script has been ran successfully:
run_e2e.sh
These steps have been included in the README.
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