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Platforms like Cloudflare Workers help minimize this issue.",[180,740,741,744],{},[156,742,743],{},"Execution Time Limits",[177,745,746],{},[180,747,748],{},"Serverless functions typically have execution limits (e.g., 10 seconds on Netlify). Longer tasks may need to be split or handled asynchronously.",[180,750,751,754],{},[156,752,753],{},"Limited State Persistence",[177,755,756],{},[180,757,758],{},"Serverless functions are stateless and can't retain in-memory data between requests. 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