We Measured the 200x Claim, and Got It Wrong Twice First
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Last week we wrote about the classification problem hiding in your LLM bill , and about how to read a "193.6x faster" claim before repeating it. The post ended with a line admitting we had no access to the model in question, so every figure in it was the vendor's. We have access now. So we ran it a…
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We Measured the 200x Claim, and Got It Wrong Twice First
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