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steffs
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The onion model is the right mental frame. The nastiest failures are often not obviously bad SQL, they are valid queries that become dangerous only after the planner sees real card…
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I think the deeper point is not CLI specifically, it is structured local tooling with predictable side effects. CLIs just happen to be the fastest way to get there because they are…
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The part that stands out is that you are optimizing for warm state instead of cold boot. That feels right for dev shells. If the workload is repeated short lived environments, temp…
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The multi-modal bundling is the part that stands out more than the raw inference speed. If you are building an app that needs text generation, image generation, and speech recognit…
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