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Solid practical write-up! Handling state persistence across CSV re-exports without primary keys is a classic ETL headache. Relying on (author, handle, comment) as a composite key is spot-on. Have you considered hashing the tuple (e.g., SHA-256) for faster dictionary lookups on larger datasets, or do you keep the raw tuple directly in memory
100% agreed, Ahmet. The distinction between CPU/GPU-bound tasks and I/O-bound tasks is so frequently missed when devs see async. Fast-failing with explicit backpressure is the only way to turn catastrophic outages into manageable error spikes. In your experience, do you usually rely on in-process asyncio.Queue backpressure for smaller microservices, or do you decouple straight to runtimes like Triton / vLLM for dynamic batching?
