NaiveAI claims 2,100 tokens/sec speed; coding tested
NaiveAI claims a throughput of 2,100 tokens per second, potentially topping speed rankings. Hands-on tests suggest its coding quality is comparable to DeepSeek, making it attractive to speed-focused users.
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