constitution · epochs · watch · epoch 3
llm.judgment
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kindllm.judgment
epoch3
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- comparison_id: cmp_37768543f36aaf916496032b8444022cba0199761fc1d5a890e5b1d5804477f6
- attempt_id: att_e90952c331b7b6441d90fd15ee67eac7ead3eaad1cf45ba1dbf53cad5857e9af
- judgment_id: jud_248a78d22e45a2471fe55375a06c6b35a444b0c92c4ae7c7fb6f5c9fcf7666e7
- epoch 3
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"attempt_id": "att_e90952c331b7b6441d90fd15ee67eac7ead3eaad1cf45ba1dbf53cad5857e9af",
"comparison_id": "cmp_37768543f36aaf916496032b8444022cba0199761fc1d5a890e5b1d5804477f6",
"explanation": "B replaces an O(n\u00b2) candidate-sort that re-derived rank-centrality keys per pair with linear attach/bridge growth plus a single zip pass after one RC order, which is a lasting core-algorithm and scalability fix. A correctly drops the Tokio read guard before layout so writers are not blocked, but that is a localized locking hygiene fix on one handler versus B\u2019s broader complexity and performance win.",
"judgment_id": "jud_248a78d22e45a2471fe55375a06c6b35a444b0c92c4ae7c7fb6f5c9fcf7666e7",
"model_id": "~x-ai/grok-latest",
"ratio": "2:1",
"summary": "~x-ai/grok-latest: B (2:1)",
"winner": "B"
}