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nemo1618 • yesterday at 8:14 PM • 1 reply • view on HN

Since it's CPU vs GPU, it's not apples-to-apples. But in terms of wall-clock time, one inference pass is surely faster than 17 seconds. Plus there's the proof generation step, which the post describes as ~100x slower than generating the response itself.


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IanCal • yesterday at 8:51 PM

21s on a single core for 1024 tokens, that’s ~50t/s to verify and a 6.5 meg download. I’m pretty sure you won’t hit that for a 400B model at 4 bits, but then maybe you would I don’t track that performance so much. You’d need an enormous amount of ram to handle it though.

Yes, the generation is slower but I think here the verification itself is more efficient than regenerating the output.

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