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What would you ask Xi’an Mokemei Biotechnology before a first order that they cannot fake?

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The lane and the lead time matter as much as the material for what I am doing.

I want a method I can write down and repeat, not a rule of thumb.

I would rather over-engineer this than discover a problem later, within reason.

Concretely, what should I do, and how would I know afterwards whether I did it right?

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6The timing signature is the useful part. Everything else is confounded. – nils_karlberg 4 months ago
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