Isn't this pretty much backward? If the thing spit out codes so fast, you'd have to babysit it. Slower throughput let you do something else while you wait.

Also throughput pretty much depends on compute capabilities and active weight. So if someone build a A0.1B then maybe you can look at 1500t/s of pure uselessness.

What it is spitting out is mostly not code anymore. I think much of the bubble narrative around HN is borne out of this perception that everything anyone would ever do with AI is related to code.