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# Abdulwaheed A A

@habiz · Joined December 2020

Building Products

[Website](https://alayandeabiola.xyz/)

## Comments

[This is actually an interesting perspective in re-using existing UX patterns users are familiar with to avoid unnecessary output tokens and efficient model routing. More like let user request for long-form when needed](https://hashnode.com/posts/why-output-tokens-cost-more-than-input-tokens-and-what-that-means-for-feature-design/6a61b21193269086fdb4bea2/comment/6a61d4d56d6cb2f58582c4a1#reply-6a705b03d8a2070e5612845d)

Reply · Article · Aug 3 · [Why output tokens cost more than input tokens and what that means for feature design](https://hashnode.com/posts/why-output-tokens-cost-more-than-input-tokens-and-what-that-means-for-feature-design/6a61b21193269086fdb4bea2)

[If most people understand what's happening behind the hood and where where there flow sits, they should be able to optimise it better for a good experience and performance improvement](https://hashnode.com/posts/prefill-vs-decode-why-the-same-model-feels-fast-in-one-product-and-slow-in-another/6a5024d761270a6315fb4aaf/comment/6a52259c9e6668632488103a#reply-6a526344dd362619795372cd)

Reply · Article · Jul 11 · [Prefill vs. decode: Why the same model feels fast in one product and slow in another](https://hashnode.com/posts/prefill-vs-decode-why-the-same-model-feels-fast-in-one-product-and-slow-in-another/6a5024d761270a6315fb4aaf)
