@LukeParkerDev: Reading really big files in opencode2 just got up to ~30x faster Thank you mathematicians very cool
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opencode2 has achieved up to 30x faster file reading speeds, attributed to contributions from mathematicians.
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Reading really big files in opencode2 just got up to ~30x faster
Thank you mathematicians very cool https://t.co/kSqgwWJ15z
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