Runs on a single 24GB GPU + 256GB system RAM via MoE offloading, reaching 25+ tokens/s
The first benefit is that it’s a lot easier to make our code glitchless. Every time we change the input, we make one recursive pass over all nodes, updating them to their new values. As long as we don’t change the input during that pass, all of the nodes will see inputs that are consistent with each other. In single-threaded runtimes like JavaScript, this condition is very easy to achieve, and even if we introduce concurrency, we only need simple locking primitives to ensure that we wait until the pass is finished before making changes to the inputs.
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It was packed. I have never seen a village hall so full of angry locals.
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