Six angles on the same project. Pick whichever fits — they overlap, they
cross-reference, and any one of them is a complete view on its own. The
markdown source lives in docs/ in the repo and renders here.
The transferable lessons distilled — the LR-default bug, the Memory64 race, the speedup-curve framing, why standalone benchmarks lie, algorithm-in-JS-first.
Seven arcs in 3,000 words: belief → contradiction → fix → lesson. Third-person, dense, written to be read once and remembered.
Every major question Sarthak asked, answered in 2–4 sentences with a pointer to what shipped. Skim to remember what was asked, find the answer fast.
Eighteen turning points where direction changed. Each entry: context → trigger → call → why-it-was-right → what-shipped. The meta-log of the project's path.
Thematic, not chronological. Fourteen sections covering the technical material at study pace — read what you want, in any order.
The conversation, condensed. Chat-style. Long replies squeezed to their actionable conclusion, with margin notes on the load-bearing moments.