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A simple visualization of Fluid efficiency Like a server, the same function instance can deal with multiple in-flight requests. Great for '↻ Thinking' LLMs. This is not a 'demo'. It's backed by real Fluid functions that report back their UUIDs (at 75% less cost.)

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