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p1neappleXpressandClaude Opus 4.8
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The emulated hosts exposed the real cause of the node dying: the 'hold idle to prove a longer run' recorded a lifetime (107s) longer than a host's hidden wall-clock kill (90s), so later generations set their handover past that limit and were killed before they could start a successor - the chain broke with no generation left to carry the lesson. - a generation now hands over at ~2/3 of the known limit, never later than 45s, even on a host that looks generous: a free host's real limit is unknown until a generation dies by it, and that death must happen after a successor exists. Deaths only lower it. - removed the idle hold and the lifetime-growth; a learned wall/CPU limit still lowers the handover, and a wall limit is believed only after two deaths at a similar age - while a successor shares the room, the predecessor caps its reading (OVERLAP_RATE): the document server copies our download to the successor too, and at full speed the client's OPENs to the successor waited behind it Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>