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Tokenmaxxing is throwing money down the drain Analyzed 1M+ PRs over 2.4k companies and here are the stats: - 1 in every 4 lines is code churn - Only 21% of code review comments are addressed - at the 90% percentile, 76% of work is reactive bug fixes Full...

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