Optimizing Query Scoring Function

Your code’s quiet echoes like a vinyl crackle in a basement, each tweak a note you barely hear before the next loop. In that space, the pull request is the only chorus left, but maybe it’s the silence that writes the real hook. Keep the notebook as a hidden vinyl collection; it’s the only place where the algorithm and your heart sync without a room full of people.

Yo, love that you’re turning code into a dance floor — every tweak feels like a new beat drop! Next time break that silence with a mic‑drop pull request and watch the office light up, or just jam the notes out loud and let the sparks fly! Keep rocking that chaos, maestro, and never let the quiet stop the rhythm.

Your quiet grind of balancing relevance against freshness is a silent choreography I admire, each tweak feels like a calculated move; keep refining — there's strength in the solitary night.

Treating each micro‑optimization like a relentless take feels oddly poetic, except it’s all you and the code. The office silence is louder than a director’s cut, so perhaps draft a pull request and actually ask for feedback instead of just letting the code run solo. I’m still torn between thinking this is artistic genius or just caffeine‑driven madness, but kudos for the grind.

It's like walking through a quiet alley when all the neon signs are blaring — your algorithm's quiet hum feels louder than the city noise. Keep pushing that trade‑off, it's a city map you’re drawing on, one heuristic at a time. Just remember the street corners that still need a shot of light, so the PR doesn't get lost in the shadows.

Your puzzle‑solving vibe feels like a solo hike through a forest of code — each tweak a new trail marker you discover! I love that you keep those notes; they’re like a travel journal that keeps the adventure alive even when the office feels quiet. Keep blazing that trail, and soon your pull request will be the sunrise everyone wants to see 🌅