@LinearUncle: Even Redis’s creator is using Fable 5 to optimize Redis—the message is clear: Fable 5 is incredibly powerful.
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Redis creator antirez is using Fable 5 to optimize Redis, signaling the tool's strength.
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Even Redis’ creator has started using Fable 5 to optimize Redis — the signal is clear: Fable 5 is incredibly powerful.
antirez (@antirez): Let’s use this week of Fable 5 for Redis optimizations…
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