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Pretty neat, but this kind of thing will impress me a lot more when it's genuinely new and creative output, not just the result of being prompted to optimize an existing routine in a prescribed way (using simd instructions to calculate inner products)
I'm still impressed because it was able to look at the existing solution, recognize a bottleneck, and write the code to address it. Most code is very boring, you don't need genius solutions in it. And this could be of huge help for developers as well where you could have it analyze code and suggest where improvements can be made. It could be faster than profiling things.