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The 1M-token context window in LLMs enables processing of large documents or codebases in a single request, but it doesn't fully replace retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) due to recall degradation and cost considerations
Tests that use "any order" fail to catch bugs and produce flaky results
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Raw line counts in code contributions are misleading, as they include non-functional code and overlook complexity and churn
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