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⚖️ A Corpus Has a Budget

Assembling context is an allocation problem, and truncation is the allocation nobody chose

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01A corpus is assembled by appending sections and then truncating to a character cap. Why is this the worst possible allocation?

02The brief's statistics reported extracts and samples that had been dropped by truncation. What is the underlying error?

03Under the budgeted scheme, the bulky section fills its remaining allowance round-robin across shelves rather than shelf by shelf. Why?

04Eight percent of a day's articles were the same stories arriving repeatedly under different URLs. Why is this fixed at render time rather than at ingest?

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