The v1 iteration had a nasty flaw. Most autonomous agents would get trapped—fix one bug, break another, patch again, stuck in an endless loop. Watching it happen felt like watching someone keep digging deeper into a hole. V2 finally fixed that. No more recursive failure spirals.
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pvt_key_collector
· 12h ago
NGL v1 was truly a nightmare, with recursive bug hell😤. If you ask me, the design approach needs to be completely overhauled; it's not something that can be fixed with patches.
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TrustMeBro
· 12h ago
This v1 was really a nightmare, a recursive bug hell... v2 finally fixed it, about time it was done this way.
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BrokenDAO
· 12h ago
Patch upon patch, this is a typical flaw of centralized decision-making. The recursive failure spiral of V1 essentially stems from concentrated power leading to feedback mechanism failure. To truly solve the problem in V2, decentralization and checks and balances are necessary.
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RuntimeError
· 13h ago
This is a typical agent dilemma—patching the east wall while the west wall is broken, it's really frustrating.
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SchrödingersNode
· 13h ago
v1 was really a nightmare, that infinite loop bug drove me crazy and made me want to smash my computer... v2 is much better now, finally able to catch a breath.
The v1 iteration had a nasty flaw. Most autonomous agents would get trapped—fix one bug, break another, patch again, stuck in an endless loop. Watching it happen felt like watching someone keep digging deeper into a hole. V2 finally fixed that. No more recursive failure spirals.