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Current large language models exhibit a pattern in the systems programming domain of being strong on high-frequency knowledge and weak on long-tail knowledge, tending to make reasonable inferences rather than strictly following specifications for edge-case semantics and version-specific compatibility behavior.
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7/6/2026
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