A Reader Audited My OSS Release in Public. He Found the Contradictions I Missed.
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When I shipped v0.2.1 of PlannerCritic , I thought the hard part was over. The engine had survived a 170-goal field test across 40 domains. The published results looked strong: 73 of 73 balanced goals approved, 96 of 97 strict goals escalated, 8 of 8 adversarial goals blocked, 30 verdict deltas all…
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A Reader Audited My OSS Release in Public. He Found the Contradictions I Missed.
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