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A model solved in one reply what I'd spent two hours on, and I think that's an infra problem, not a model problem

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Tuesday night, race condition in a queue consumer. Two hours in Cursor with my usual model: reasonable suggestions, none of them right, several very confident theories about the lock that were all wrong. Eventually, out of pure spite, I opened a browser tab, pasted the file into the other provider'…

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  1. 2026-09-04 23:11 · r/LanguageTechnology
    A model solved in one reply what I'd spent two hours on, and I think that's an infra problem, not a model problem

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