> The whole point of his model is to optimize for a very specific benchmark.
But benchmaxxing is what we generally try to avoid for training, as there is no point really for it. We used to call it "overfitting", now you're saying this person does it intentionally? Why?
> The whole point of his model is to optimize for a very specific benchmark.
But benchmaxxing is what we generally try to avoid for training, as there is no point really for it. We used to call it "overfitting", now you're saying this person does it intentionally? Why?