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S1: A $6 R1 competitor?

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mtrovo ◴[] No.42951263[source]
I found the discussion around inference scaling with the 'Wait' hack so surreal. The fact such an ingeniously simple method can impact performance makes me wonder how many low-hanging fruit we're still missing. So weird to think that improvements on a branch of computer science is boiling down to conjuring the right incantation words, how you even change your mindset to start thinking this way?
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koala_man ◴[] No.42951829[source]
It feels like we're back in 1900 when anyone's clever idea (and implementation) can give huge performance improvements, such as Ford's assembly line and Taylor's scientific management of optimizing shovel sizes for coal.
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andrewfromx ◴[] No.42955744[source]
yes, it also feels like we are going to lose our just-in-time global shipments of anything to anywhere any day now. It will soon feel like 1900 in other ways.
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1. BobbyTables2 ◴[] No.42958710[source]
We’ll have to raise our own chickens too…