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Spork post-training recipe is claimed to raise its maker’s chess-puzzle solve rate by 100%

The @appliedcompute announcement calls Spork an efficient post-training recipe and reports a 100% rise in its chess-puzzle solve rate.

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@appliedcompute introduced Spork as an efficient post-training recipe. It says Spork increased its solve rate on chess puzzles by 100%.

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Applied Compute@appliedcomputeIntroducing Spork, an efficient post-training recipe which increases our solve-rate on chess puzzles by 100% when compared to our best GRPO setup. It uses a GRPO warmup, splits task-specific datasets further into partitions, trains specialists, and then uses multi-teacher on-policy distillation. Like a Spork, it leverages gains by simply consolidating specialists.5h
Linden Li@lindensliRT @appliedcompute: Introducing Spork, an efficient post-training recipe which increases our solve-rate on chess puzzles by 100% when compa…4h
Yash Patil@ypatil125Crazy cool how this works. Shows you that there are a lot more interesting and effective ways to train than just vanilla GRPO.39m
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    Applied Compute@appliedcomputeIntroducing Spork, an efficient post-training recipe which increases our solve-rate on chess puzzles by 100% when compared to our best GRPO setup. It uses a GRPO warmup, splits task-specific datasets further into partitions, trains specialists, and then uses multi-teacher on-policy distillation. Like a Spork, it leverages gains by simply consolidating specialists.5h
    Linden Li@lindensliRT @appliedcompute: Introducing Spork, an efficient post-training recipe which increases our solve-rate on chess puzzles by 100% when compa…4h
    Yash Patil@ypatil125Crazy cool how this works. Shows you that there are a lot more interesting and effective ways to train than just vanilla GRPO.39m
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