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Don't you just need to occasionally try n+1 for your current setting? Then record acceptance rates. The nature of the thing is that if you try n, you already ha
by ndriscoll 2mo ago
Don't you just need to occasionally try n+1 for your current setting? Then record acceptance rates. The nature of the thing is that if you try n, you already have a good sampling of how well m works for all m<n, right?
- hedgehog 2mo agoThis is all a pretty active area of research, both adaptive drafting, different draft approaches (DFlash etc), I expect to see really big improvements land in the popular runtimes this year.