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• stingraycharles 1y ago
  Ah damn, I really missed that. That’s super interesting, that the alloying actually performs better! I guess it’s the same as people working in a team rather than individually?
  • BoiledCabbage 1y ago
    It's not a team vs individually, it's specifically a team/duo with similar or same model vs a team/duo with different models. The benefit is seen by having the models be different. Each finds unique things and enhances the other.
    • stingraycharles 1y ago
      So it’s more like pair programming, switching turns after each iteration.
  • mlboss 1y ago
    Yeah its like a team where the task is switched between developers. In the end everybody provides different point of view to the problem and the whole team learns about the codebase.