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by dd8601fn
57 days ago
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From what I understood, if we’re talking a single user on a mac (not batching) you’re rarely compute bound in the first place. More rows per pass is nearly free that way when cores were sitting idle anyway. If that’s wrong I would certainly appreciate being corrected, though. But if it’s right, a 2.9x speed-up after rejected tokens, nearly for free, sounds amazing. |
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