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Official benchmarks show that the proportion of logic-bearing code backed by tests rose from 68% to 98%, and the proportion of deliberately injected bugs caught by its own tests rose from 46% to 66%.
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10/23/2026
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Valid until: 11/6/2026
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Teaching AI Coding Assistants to Be Lazy: The Seven-Step Ladder to Halving Your Code
bilibili两个人在吃饭10/23/2026
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