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by gorkish
15 days ago
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I think you are right and most people here are overthinking it. If you make a bunch of identical API calls quickly, before the initial request completes its cache write, you will have cache misses. If you make a single API call to warm the cache, then make a bunch of subsequent identical requests, you will have cache hits. The optimization for this sort of thing is to deduplicate in-flight requests, but i've seen no evidence that is being done; the better design pattern would be an api or tool call that explicitly launches multiple agents after a shared prompt processing stage |
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