@charliermarsh: Codex made uncached, complex resolutions (like Transformers) in uv >40% faster through more efficient request scheduling
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Charlie Marsh reports that Codex improved request scheduling, making uncached complex resolutions (e.g., Transformers) in uv over 40% faster.
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Codex made uncached, complex resolutions (like Transformers) in uv >40% faster through more efficient request scheduling https://t.co/VNkgzpDiED
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