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The setup What I measured Results What this means Why this experiment still matters My takeaway Closing thought What tools I used At first I asked myself:
is it possible to replace full attention with something cheaper, while still keeping enough context to generate the right next token?
can a model preserve weak, parallel instructions without explicitly classifying them?
if we compress context into a smaller state, what do we actually lose?
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A Blog post by Technology Innovation Institute on Hugging Face
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