Claude referenced an exploitation technique by the name of the researcher who wrote a public paper about it. The thing is that I had used the technique a few years before that work appeared. I didn't discover it, though. A co-worker shared it with me at the time, and he had learned it from a public work. It was there in a public work, but just a few people seem to have noticed it. That's not a problem, and today I am totally fine with it. I believe this is part of becoming mature intellectually. I've spent a great amount of time in the past reading about science and its history, and in the past I bothered when the credit went to the second and third discoverer/researcher. It has happened thousands and thousands of times. However, as I am getting older and more experienced about life, I accepted that this is uncontrollable and it's just how things work.