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Jun 16, 2026 · Artificial Intelligence

Designing Autonomous Long‑Running Coding Agents: Goals, Evaluators, Loops, and Visual Controls

The article explains how autonomous coding agents are evolving from prompt engineering to comprehensive control systems by defining contract‑style goals, integrating evaluators, implementing loop mechanisms, and visualizing work products, enabling agents to operate reliably over extended engineering cycles without continuous human input.

AI engineeringAutonomous AgentsClaude Code

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Designing Autonomous Long‑Running Coding Agents: Goals, Evaluators, Loops, and Visual Controls

macrozheng

May 11, 2025 · Operations

What’s the Longest‑Running Computer? Real‑World Server Uptime Stories

A collection of real‑world anecdotes from Zhihu users reveals servers and computers that have stayed online for decades, highlighting hardware longevity, power‑redundancy strategies, and the cultural mindset of “if it works, don’t touch it.”

Hardware ReliabilityLinuxOperations

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What’s the Longest‑Running Computer? Real‑World Server Uptime Stories

Architecture Digest

Oct 9, 2024 · Operations

Longest‑Running Computer Systems: Real‑World Server Uptime Stories

This article compiles real-world anecdotes from Zhihu users describing computers and servers that have run continuously for years or even decades, highlighting examples such as a 14‑year Red Hat Linux machine, a 20‑year base‑station, long‑standing DOS and Sun systems, and space probes that have operated for nearly half a century.

Operationshardware longevitylong-running systems

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Longest‑Running Computer Systems: Real‑World Server Uptime Stories