I ran 20 AI coding agents on one PC. The bottleneck was the compiler.
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Everyone argues about which model writes the best code. When I ran 20 coding agents in parallel on one PC, the model was never what slowed things down. The compiler was. The math nobody does Parallel agents usually work in separate copies of the repo (git worktrees). Twenty agents means twenty copi…
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I ran 20 AI coding agents on one PC. The bottleneck was the compiler.
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