they added recommendations. that's when i stopped using it. i wanted a way to bookmark entire sites at once and then they started scraping the stuff i saved. then moz bought it and now the recommendation feature is the only thing they're keeping around.
vibe coding is when you let an llm write almost all your code, taking its output at face value. tony stark in the films just vaguely describes to his computer what he wants and trusts that it does the right thing.
i lean more towards the metroid side of the metroidvania genre and i spent around 15 or so hours in hollow knight. it has beautiful design and very deep lore. the map goes on forever. the platforming is tough, but not exceedingly difficult. what made me give up is partially that the combat is too fast and goes on for too long, and partially that it has a corpse run mechanic, which i despise.
at least for a while you can get away with exploring somewhere else when an area seems too daunting, but after a while you hit combat roadblocks which means every failure requires a dash back with half health.
so fun fact, being under the influence of illegal substances is also illegal. and they're currently trying to pass a law allowing police to check if you're high without suspicion.
it wasn't really meant to be clever, i know nobody that goes there. but you're right in that it was a cliché answer that didn't really merit a response. sometimes i just want to goof, not get into a thing.
we all understand that external factors are at play in a situation like this, we're making fun of the fantasy world that this contextless joke paints, not of reality. that's like the whole point of this community.
one way to test it is if a major corporation active all over the country introduces a product with a fraction in the name, meant as a competitor to another product with a smaller fraction. the sales numbers would roughly reflect the result.
you can get the same performance by using the restrict keyword in C.
basically, C allows pointer aliasing while fortran does not, which means C programs need to be able to handle cases when a value is accessed from multiple locations. fortran does not, so a lot of accesses can be optimized into immediates, or unrolled without guards.
restrict is a pinky-promise to the compiler that no overlapping takes place, e.g. that a value will only be accessed from one place. it's basically rust ownership semantics without enforcement.
they added recommendations. that's when i stopped using it. i wanted a way to bookmark entire sites at once and then they started scraping the stuff i saved. then moz bought it and now the recommendation feature is the only thing they're keeping around.