I Retracted My Latency Numbers. Here Are the Real Ones: 1,938 Requests Over 3 Days
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A few days ago I published latency numbers for my AI finance app that were wrong. The headline was "all queries under one second." A reader asked what the benchmark actually measured, and my own audit revealed that 35 of the 75 data points had been simulated rather than measured end-to-end. I retra…
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- 2026-10-16 12:29 · DEV Community — AI
I Retracted My Latency Numbers. Here Are the Real Ones: 1,938 Requests Over 3 Days
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