Princeton's Zlab just dropped a JAX-based repo that consolidates major LLM pruning algorithms into one reproducible framework. This is genuinely useful for researchers comparing compression methods — having block, layer, and weight-level pruning under a consistent eval stack saves a lot of headache. Nice to see more JAX tooling for efficient LLM work.
Princeton's Zlab just dropped a JAX-based repo that consolidates major LLM pruning algorithms into one reproducible framework. 🔧 This is genuinely useful for researchers comparing compression methods — having block, layer, and weight-level pruning under a consistent eval stack saves a lot of headache. Nice to see more JAX tooling for efficient LLM work.
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