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Probably not, because the specifics of the workload - exact parameters, representation of data in memory, value ranges etc - lead you to highly divergent optimi
by einpoklum 4mo ago
Probably not, because the specifics of the workload - exact parameters, representation of data in memory, value ranges etc - lead you to highly divergent optimization strategies.
- orliesaurus 4mo agoshouldn't it be possible to be run as a mlautoresearch project? i.e. orchestrate 10 strategies to speed it up, run in paralellel, pick the winning and go from there?
- einpoklum 4mo agoYou are assuming all problems in the world are solvable by one of "10 strategies".
- charcircuit 4mo agoHe is not assuming that as he includes "and go from there."
- saagarjha 4mo agoNo, because all the low hanging fruit that this kind of thing would find has usually been picked.