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Durable Java turns: what survives a process crash?
Checksummed append records, 142 truncated prefixes and three halted JVMs distinguish local recovery from remote exactly-once execution.
EXPERIMENT RESULT
01 / QUESTION
Checksummed append records, 142 truncated prefixes and three halted JVMs distinguish local recovery from remote exactly-once execution.
METHOD
Freeze protocol and source before execution, save raw records, then independently recompute metrics and verify hashes.
RESULT
142 incomplete prefixes preserve the earlier turn; three halted JVMs recover 1/1/2 turns.
OBSERVATIONS
142 incomplete prefixes preserve the earlier turn; three halted JVMs recover 1/1/2 turns.
CONCLUSION
Conclusions are limited to the stated variables and acceptance criteria, retaining failures and unverified scope.
LIMITATIONS
Teaching-scale fixed conditions, not online model quality, production throughput or hardware safety. The complete assistant and VL01 remain unfinished.
REPRODUCE
The article provides a pinned revision, environment, runner and independent audit commands.
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