@Suhail: From 93K to a beautiful 3.1K LoC
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A developer has significantly reduced their codebase from 93,000 lines of code to 3,100 lines, demonstrating efficient code optimization.
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From 93K to a beautiful 3.1K LoC ❤️ https://t.co/vQjPOSUB1e
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