At a certain point, speed >> smartness
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It feels like a zig-zag: you don't want a model that's too dumb to do anything agentic. But once a model is good enough to be agentic, you don't want it to run so slow that iterating takes hours. For me the sweet spot is something like ~500 tps prefill, ~25tps decode. If a model isn't fast enough t…
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- 2026-08-24 10:02 · r/LocalLLaMA
At a certain point, speed >> smartness
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