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> Modern CPUs have hundreds of megabytes of cache.

Not for the cache that can load in a register in 1 cycle. L1i/d cache is still at 32k-64k per core.

Ruby even uses goto!

> Just because we found a "cheat" button doesn't mean it's wrong for others to want to know.

One difference perhaps is that you think using LLMs is cheating, while others do not.

Dude, just use vim.

Counterpoint: Adding in a custom, proprietary interpretation of your data makes your complex task more complicated.

> Why do they outsource something that is meant to have been written by a human

Says who? The point of the summary is so that I don't have to go look at the diff and figure out what happened.

People still understand metallurgy and casting even though machines make all the paperclips.

> After about 4 hours and $75

Huh? The max plan is $200/month. How are you spending $75 in 4 hrs?

> and this is the problem

Why? The software is still there and you can still go choose to use it.

Copyright is about originality and expression, not effort. US copyright law does not use "Sweat of the Brow" doctrine.

What is a black bar?

Ruby has always been typed.

> I wonder if it's using the background tile map for this instead of sprites

Yes, it's all background tiles being loaded continuously from the SD card. We created the tiles with a custom tile de-maker.