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by vrighter 547 days ago
If it's executing a program, then the easiest way to make it more efficient, is to ditch the LLM and just execute the program. The LLM in this case is basically only (very very very very very inefficiently) approximating the very CPU it's running on. Just use the CPU to execute the program! And you won't be running it on an approximated processor, you'll be running it on a deterministic, reliable one that will not give the wrong answer ever (given the right program and correct input, of course, and assuming no hardware failures, which would affect LLMs too)