Yeah, he complains about blocking being a problem then suggests thread-per-core...
Personally I don't want thread-per-core in a general purpuse runtime, I believe C# and Go both do it correctly these days by starting new threads if all existing are busy for too long.
Especially some overclocked Intel ones?... maybe it's time to start undervolting/underclocking from the start... (personally I buy 65W limit CPUs by default).
Yes, if SQL statements would be replaced by a restricted object model, SQL injection is by definition impossible. But you can just "prompt inject" the LLM itself.
You are now at 0.1%... now submit upstream in sensible chunks (function or maybe file/module), waiting for people to review (a few per week, maybe) and approve/merge.