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      <description>Hitting Enter four thousand times a day is how Project Lumbergh started. What I learned teaching an AI pipeline to manage its own work.</description>
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      <description>Which model to pay for is a distraction. The strategy that matters is execution and integration, with a human in the loop.</description>
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