That's Elon "Why would we need lidar? Humans don't use lidar, they just use their eyes and there's no reason technology could possibly improve on human vision" Musk?
Ugh... He's not impressed with the gasoline free, infinitely superior propulsion technology - he's impressed by how much the in vehicle systems are like smartphones.
I threw up a little. We're never escaping this bullshit.
Modern frameworks like React and its ilk make up 99% of the overhead and inefficiency of modern web code, and that is all declarative boilerplate. Things that should be one imperative line of code operating on a single html element turn into complete recomputing of every element in a thousand element DOM triggered not by direct invocation, but a global state change.
Every move of the past 20 years has been to deploy code faster, and all it cost us was several hundred times the memory and CPU usage to the point where you need 32 Gb of RAM to open two web pages.
There's no way I'm playing Paragon route a second time, so I might as well see as much of the content on this f-ed up save as I can before doing a restart.
So, watching your entire people be destroyed, and then watching people all around you who you get close to often meet horrible, depressing fates, and eventually having to spend 4 and a half billion years in a time loop punching through a diamond wall with your bare hands?
Yeah... how can someone not realize this is literally the highest form of connection?
"I'm so comfortable with you that you at your most real moments is so endearing to me that it is the way I choose to capture you because it gives me the nicest feelings."
I'd also like a lot of things that will not stop to stop.