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> How so? Without looking at the specific changes made, it is impossible to know whether this represents a real capability improvement. For example, maybe the
by elil17 2mo ago
> How so?
Without looking at the specific changes made, it is impossible to know whether this represents a real capability improvement. For example, maybe the 20% gain was due to a very obvious/easy to catch inefficiency while the 1% improvement was due to something subtle.
- NitpickLawyer 2mo agoI'm not convinced. Both are improvements on something implemented by highly trained/credentialed/successful teams. Something "missed" by either team is impressive either way.
- elil17 2mo agoRegardless of how impressive each are on their own, it just doesn't tell you anything about their comparative capabilities.