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Your bugs used to burn CPU. Now they burn money.

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In traditional software, a badly written loop gives you a CPU spike. Somebody gets paged, the graph goes back down, and the cost is a slow afternoon. In an AI system, the same mistake is a billing event. Every iteration is a paid API call, and the meter doesn't care whether the call was useful. A l…

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  1. 2026-10-05 09:03 · DEV Community — AI
    Your bugs used to burn CPU. Now they burn money.

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