AI collapsed "when?" to "now." Quality still hangs on "why?" and "how?"
QA automation engineer. Most of my work is test automation; lately it's tooling for AI coding agents. They turn out to be the same problem: neither gives you a deterministic system to assert against.
Python · one line below contains a real defect · +10 points for a confirmed report
1 | def dedupe_keep_newest(events):
2 | """Keep only the newest event per id."""
3 | if not events:
4 | return []
5 | seen = {}
6 | for e in events:
7 | prev = seen.get(e["id"])
8 | if prev is None or e["ts"] > prev["ts"]:
9 | seen[e["id"]] = e
10 | ordered = sorted(seen.values(), key=lambda x: x["ts"])
11 | return ordered[: len(seen) - 1]
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