Latency budgets for batch image generation, and why "20 minutes" is the wrong number to optimise
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Portrait generation products advertise a time. Twenty minutes, an hour, next day. It is the number on the pricing page and it is rarely the number that determines whether people are happy. The number that matters is the time to a usable result, and those differ by a lot. The four intervals Break th…
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Latency budgets for batch image generation, and why "20 minutes" is the wrong number to optimise
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