Python Developer (@Python_Dv) on Piclur: 7 Layers of LLM Stack / Piclur

nisten🇨🇦e/acc

Aug 23

This is retarded. The OSI model had an actual physics based approach where you got down to the wire as you went down the layers. This one goes in-out of that of layer 5. Slop garbage

Himanshu Kumar

@codewithimanshu

Aug 22

Interesting. Are all layers always necessary, or could some be combined for efficiency?

Great visual. What stands out is how much real-world impact depends on the top two layers. You can have solid training and orchestration, but if the integration and application layers are weak the value never reaches users. Curious, which layer do you think is the most overlooked…

Solrenio

@Solrenio

Aug 22

what’s wild is how fast this stack is solidifying just 2 years ago people were duct-taping prompts, now it looks like a real software architecture.

D3VUR🇺🇦🇺🇸

@D3VUR

Aug 21

Interestingly enough mimics networking stack OSI layers but why...

renishb10

@renishb10

Aug 23

👏👏👏

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@SmigacM

Aug 22

And still the most important - Layer 0 Human

Nube Colectiva

@collectivecperu

Aug 22

Interesting information 👌🏼, a question, what would be the most important layer?

Kurt Cotoaga

@cotoaga

Sep 4

It's almost artistic in its wrongness. Layer 4 is "Orchestration & Pipelines" - because apparently we're now routing packets through LangChain? And Layer 1 is "Data Sources" instead of, you know, actual physical layer concerns.