Except you're not running the model locally, you're running an entirely different model that is deceptively named. You can pretend it's R1, and if it works for

Except you're not running the model locally, you're running an entirely different model that is deceptively named. You can pretend it's R1, and if it works for your purpose that's fine, but it won't perform anywhere near the same as the real model, and any tests performed on it are not representative of the real model.