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      <description>Long-running agents will not become reliable by fitting more tokens into one prompt. They need durable state, selective retrieval, provenance, and a way to recover from bad memory.</description>
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      <description>Longer-running agents do not become reliable through more context or more retries. They need evidence, protected rules, durable memory, and clear limits on their authority.</description>
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      <description>OpenAI cutting Cursor after SpaceX&apos;s $60 billion takeover, and Anthropic lining up a trillion-dollar IPO, are not two headlines. They are the same move from different floors — and the application layer is no longer allowed to stay neutral.</description>
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      <description>An introduction to the series on founder mental models</description>
      <pubDate>Wed, 03 Dec 2025 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <description>Senior engineers kill startups by doing exactly what made them senior. $100K in free cloud credits, enterprise experience, &quot;proper&quot; architecture — we had it all. We still failed. Not because we built it wrong. We built it well. That was the problem. Here are the mental models that could have saved us.</description>
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