Speed as an engineering discipline, not a vibe
What I found most interesting here is not the “3x faster” headline. It’s the attitude underneath it: they treated performance work like a Claude-shaped control loop, not a heroic human debugging session. That’s either genuinely clever, or a very polished way of saying “we had enough engineers and enough instrumentation to attack this aggressively.” Probably both. The part I’d actually want to copy is the refusal to worship a benchmark just because it exists. They kept saying “measure more things
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