Did you even look at the generated code? DeepSeek simply rewrote part of the inference code making use of SIMD instructions on wasm. It literally boils down to

Did you even look at the generated code? DeepSeek simply rewrote part of the inference code making use of SIMD instructions on wasm. It literally boils down to inserting `if defined __wasm_simd128__` at some places then rewritting the loops to do floating point operations two by two instead of one after the other (which is where the 2X claim comes from). This is very standard and mostly boilerplate. Useful, sure, in that it saved some time in this particular case. But most of the AI-generated code I interact with is a hot unmaintainable mess of very verbose code, which I'd argue actually hurts the project in the long term.