A 100K-token prompt is a denial-of-service attack you paid for
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A coding agent takes 11 seconds to rename a variable. The model is fine. The GPU is fine. The p99 is 11 seconds because one user pasted a 100K-token repository into the same pool, and everyone else's decode step is stuck behind its prefill. That's the part of LLM serving that never shows up in the…
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- 2026-10-20 17:43 · DEV Community — AI
A 100K-token prompt is a denial-of-service attack you paid for
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