Using agents to parallelize bs=1 runs of experimental trainers, says researcher
cephaloform · x · 2026-10-01
cephaloform shares a fun use of agents: parallelizing bs=1 versions of any wacky trainer you come up with. He says this coordination across many moving parts was always the most annoying part of training experiments, and agents now take that burden off.
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