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Lizard inference engineering: Do not turn unavailable telemetry into zero

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    Inference Engineering · Day 28 · Evening

    Do not turn unavailable telemetry into zero editorial visual — lizard-llm.qendryx.com

    Zero is a measurement; missing is a state.

    When resource or performance telemetry is unavailable, Lizard preserves that absence instead of writing zero. A zero could incorrectly imply the GPU was measured and idle, the provider generated no tokens, or the path failed.

    Honest missing data protects later comparisons from a false baseline.

    Where in your dashboards could an empty value be silently turning into zero?

    Engineering fact: Lizard preserves missing resource or performance fields as unavailable rather than converting them to zero, which would falsely imply measured inactivity or failure.

    Read the relevant Lizard page

    #LizardLLM #LLMInference #Benchmarking #LocalAI #PerformanceEngineering

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