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Random session sampling destroys cross-session hash block sharing (52% -> 16%) because sessions sharing system prompts get scattered. New approach: take a contiguous time window from the trace (preserving temporal locality of shared-prefix sessions), then thin within the window to hit target QPS. This preserves both intra-session reuse (62% of reusable tokens) and cross-session sharing (38%). Results (block sharing rate): Old random r=0.002: 16.0% -> Window+thin: 29.7% Old random r=0.016: 19.5% -> Window+thin: 42.7% Full trace baseline: 52% Also corrected the "91% intra-session" claim: actual split is 62% intra / 38% cross (token-level), making cross-session sharing preservation critical for valid APC benchmarks. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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