If you've ever tried to use socket.io-client-cpp in a project built in the last few years, you know the friction: it vendors RapidJSON, it vendors websocketpp, its CMake predates target_link_libraries being cool, and pulling it into a project that already depends on nlohmann/...
| 设定项 | 规则 |
|---|---|
| 距离单位 | 1 尘格(Dust Unit) = 1米 |
| 换算依据 | 基于尘晶标准棱面对角线长度 |
| 玩家身高 | 约1.78尘格 ≈ 1.78米,符合现实人类基准<... |
My ingest endpoint was synchronous. Upload a file, wait for OCR, wait for the LLM extraction pipeline, get a response. On a small note it took 3–5 seconds. On a dense PDF it could run for minutes. The original code even had a comment explaining the awkwardness:
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AI made writing software cheap. That is the obvious story. More code, more prototypes, more pull requests, more “I built this in one afternoon” moments. Very impressive. Very dangerous. Very LinkedIn.
Because the interesting story starts one step later: once quantity becomes cheap, quality becomes the bottleneck.
And by quality I do not mean “does it compile?” or “did the model ...