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eevmanu / 20261028-django_5000_rps_deep_research.md
Last active October 28, 2026 23:04
Scaling Django to 5,000 Requests Per Second: State-of-the-Art Architecture & Adversarial Verification Report

Scaling Django to 5,000 Requests Per Second: State-of-the-Art Architecture & Adversarial Verification Report

Important

Adversarial Verification Telemetry (run_id: <redacted>)

  • Pipeline Scope: 5 orthogonal research angles $\rightarrow$ 30 candidate URLs discovered $\rightarrow$ 23 primary/secondary sources fetched & extracted $\rightarrow$ 83 atomic claims with verbatim quotes.
  • 3-Panel Falsification Quorum (2-of-3 refutation rule): Top 25 (importance, sourceQuality) claims audited by 3 independent dr-claim-verifier subagents (75 total adversarial verdicts):
    • Confirmed (survives, < 2/3 refuted): 22 claims (19 unanimous 3-0, 3 majority 2-1 with methodological boundary caveats).
    • Refuted (isRefuted, >= 2/3 refuted): 3 claims (#21 1-2, #22 0-3, #24 0-3) — killed due to benchmark version drift (msgspec vs. Pydantic v1 vs. v2) and unquantified marketing slogans.
    • Unverified Overflow (overflowClaims): **58
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eevmanu / whatsapp-web-perpetual-spinning-gif-sticker-runbook.md
Created October 27, 2026 13:04
WhatsApp Web: Perpetual Spinning GIF / Sticker Runbook

WhatsApp Web: Perpetual Spinning GIF / Sticker Runbook

1. Memory Trigger (How to Recognize It Instantly)

  • Visual Symptom: A GIF or animated sticker is stuck as a dark gray box with an endless spinning circle (no preview image).
  • Root Cause Name: Stale IndexedDB Companion Desync (Chrome cached an expired 403 Forbidden media token inside its local model-storage database).

2. Step 1 — Confirm in 5 Seconds (Before Touching Anything)

  1. Press F12 on web.whatsapp.com → click the Console tab.
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eevmanu / 2026-10-21-conservacion-limon-sutil-evidencia-cientifica-guia-practica.md
Created October 21, 2026 21:42
Investigación Técnico-Científica y Guía Práctica Doméstica: Conservación Eficiente, Saludable y Salubre del Limón Sutil (*Citrus aurantiifolia* Swingle)

Investigación Técnico-Científica y Guía Práctica Doméstica: Conservación Eficiente, Saludable y Salubre del Limón Sutil (Citrus aurantiifolia Swingle)

ID de Documento: POSTHARVEST-CITRUS-2026-10-21
Fecha de Evaluación: 21 de octubre de 2026
Alcance: Fisiología poscosecha, biofísica de transferencia de masa y gases, microbiología e inocuidad alimentaria, patología fúngica cítrica, cinética bioquímica de degradación de aromas (citral/terpenos) y vitamina C, y protocolos domésticos de bajo costo sin equipamiento sofisticado para Citrus aurantiifolia (limón sutil / limón mexicano / limón criollo / limón de Pica).
Metodología: Revisión basada exclusivamente en fuentes primarias: USDA Agriculture Handbook No. 66, UC Davis Postharvest Technology Center, Norma Técnica Peruana NTP 011.006 (INACAL), INIFAP / COLPOS (México), INIA (Perú/Chile), INIAP (Ecuador), AGROSAVIA (Colombia) y literatura científica revisada por pares en Postharvest Biology and Technology, *Plant Diseas

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eevmanu / 20261020-gemini_implicit_cache_ttl_and_zero_write_cost_evidence.md
Created October 20, 2026 20:03
Primary-Source & Binary Evidence: Reconciling Gemini's Three Cache Lifespans (`60m` Explicit vs. `~3–5m` Ephemeral Implicit vs. `~15–17m / 24h` Durable Implicit) & Zero Cache-Write Cost (`$0.00`) - antigravity cli agy

Primary-Source & Binary Evidence: Reconciling Gemini's Three Cache Lifespans (60m Explicit vs. ~3–5m Ephemeral Implicit vs. ~15–17m / 24h Durable Implicit) & Zero Cache-Write Cost ($0.00)

Generated: 2026-10-20
Target Binary: agy (Antigravity CLI v0.1.6, Go 1.26-devel_290624739a)
Empirical Telemetry Corpus: 452 agy SQLite conversation databases (conversations/*.db), 10,155 gen_metadata records, 9,937 consecutive turn pairs across gemini-3.8-flash (1318), gemini-3.7-flash (1298), and gemini-4-argon (1417)


Executive Summary

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eevmanu / 20261020-mlops_continuous_infrastructure_improvement_strategy.md
Created October 20, 2026 18:39
Continuous Infrastructure Improvement Strategy for Multi-Cloud RL & Computer Vision MLOps

Continuous Infrastructure Improvement Strategy for Multi-Cloud RL & Computer Vision MLOps

Scope & Purpose: An architectural strategy, harness-agnostic multi-agent blueprint, and step-by-step operational playbook for continuously auditing, hardening, and evolving global, multi-cloud, multi-region Machine Learning Operations (MLOps) infrastructure—specifically tailored to distributed Reinforcement Learning (RL) and Computer Vision (CV) robotics training workloads.


Table of Contents

  1. Executive Summary & Command Alignment Matrix
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eevmanu / 20261020-agy_conversation_pruning_and_backup_architecture.md
Created October 20, 2026 18:13
Antigravity CLI ( agy ) Conversation Pruning Reverse-Engineering & Backup Architecture

Antigravity CLI (agy) Conversation Pruning Reverse-Engineering & Backup Architecture

  • Binary: ~/.local/bin/agy
  • Version: 1.4.2
  • SHA-256: 085f43e0d0628a8a8dabe1e547067818fa2c0adc86cfac98a3c4492918f455ef
  • Architecture: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64 (Stripped Go binary, analyzed via .gopclntab symbol & type recovery)

1. Executive Summary

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eevmanu / 20261020-agy-goal-with-boost.md
Created October 20, 2026 18:02
makes sense to use /goal with /boost in antigravity cli?

Short Verdict

  • For 90% of tasks: No — combining them is overkill and counterproductive. Both commands already enforce their own verification loops, so stacking them creates nested verification amplification (massive token cost and latency).
  • For unattended, multi-phase "overnight" engineering projects: Yes — they are architecturally orthogonal and interoperate cleanly. /boost governs how the agent executes work (multi-agent delegation), while /goal governs when the agent is allowed to stop (an executor-level stop hook).

1. How Each Command Works Under the Hood

Referring to the Antigravity CLI Reference and the agy runtime (third_party/jetski/cortex/):

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eevmanu / 20261020-ls-single-threaded.md
Created October 20, 2026 16:40
Proof that GNU `ls` is Single-Threaded and GNU `sort` is Multi-Threaded || why is better to use `sort` with `fd`

That is the best mindset for learning systems programming—never rely on folklore when you can verify both the canonical upstream source/manuals and the compiled ELF binaries on your own machine.

Here are the authoritative sources for every piece we discussed, plus commands you can run right now to verify them locally.


1. Proof that GNU ls is Single-Threaded and GNU sort is Multi-Threaded

A. Canonical Upstream Source Code (GNU Coreutils)

Both ls and sort on Linux come from GNU Coreutils:

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eevmanu / 20261018-cosmic-top-bar-week-number.md
Created October 19, 2026 02:35
Show Week Number in COSMIC Desktop Top Bar

Show Week Number in COSMIC Desktop Top Bar

Intent

Display the current ISO week number (e.g., W42) alongside the date and time in the COSMIC desktop top panel (cosmic-applet-time).

Note: COSMIC supports custom strftime formatting on the top bar button itself, though not yet inside the popup calendar grid. Changes apply immediately without restarting the panel.

Enable

Run this command to set a custom strftime format (using %V for the ISO week number):

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eevmanu / install-latest-mattpocock-skills.md
Created October 14, 2026 21:18
install latest mattpocock skills
claude plugin marketplace add mattpocock/skills
jq .mattpocock ~/.claude/plugins/known_marketplaces.json
claude plugin install mattpocock-skills@mattpocock --scope user