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MoE: The Routing Trick Behind Every Model You Actually Run Kimi K3 has 896 experts inside it, and 16 of them fire for any word it writes. That sounds like the giant model you could finally run at home, and it isn't. Mixture of experts is the architecture behind nearly every model you used this year, and the thing most developers get wrong about it shows up on your hardware bill. A model that computes with 2% of itself still has to keep 100% of itself in memory. This video walks through what actually happens when your prompt hits the router, why the word
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