Me too, it came out of nowhere even as someone who played with GPT2 before. The moment completely changed what I have worked on since.
In my experience, antigravity IDE is much less seemless compared to Cider-V. I completely moved to using web-based antigravity for the agent and using cider-v to make manual changes and viewing code.
(Disc: Googler but don't have any specific knowledge of this architecture) My understanding of Groq is that the reason it is fast is that all the weights are kept in SRAM and since the SRAM <-> Compute bandwidth is much…
Me too, it came out of nowhere even as someone who played with GPT2 before. The moment completely changed what I have worked on since.
In my experience, antigravity IDE is much less seemless compared to Cider-V. I completely moved to using web-based antigravity for the agent and using cider-v to make manual changes and viewing code.
(Disc: Googler but don't have any specific knowledge of this architecture) My understanding of Groq is that the reason it is fast is that all the weights are kept in SRAM and since the SRAM <-> Compute bandwidth is much…