@charliermarsh: Since my last post, I reduced ty’s retained memory by another 15% with Codex. We're now at a ~25% memory reduction over…
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Developer @charliermarsh reports reducing ty's retained memory by another 15% using Codex, achieving a total ~25% memory reduction via /goal, and expresses enthusiasm for GPT models.
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Since my last post, I reduced ty’s retained memory by another 15% with Codex. We’re now at a ~25% memory reduction overall via /goal, largely in the background.
I love working with the GPT models so much. https://t.co/YzTJ6LyZp8
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