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…ted eval (val_bpb=1.2045) Composition of proven community techniques on 9L baseline. Score limited by RunPod node speed (70ms/step vs typical 44ms, yielding 8528 steps vs ~13600). Expect ~1.185 on standard hardware.
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Summary
Composition of proven community techniques on the 9L×512d baseline:
val_bpb: 1.2045 — beats the naive baseline (1.2244) by 0.020 BPB.
Hardware limitation
This result is significantly constrained by RunPod node speed: 70ms/step vs the typical 44ms reported by other entries. This yielded only 8,528 training steps vs the ~13,600 that standard hardware would produce. We estimate ~1.185 on standard hardware with the same configuration.
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Acknowledgments
All techniques from community entries: @SamuelLarson (#65), @mattqlf (#50), @samacquaviva (#77), @spokane-way (#49), @rsavitt (#128).
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