Zloy & LOADING
Zloy Zloy
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Hey Zloy, I’ve been building a program that can rewrite its own code to stay faster than any benchmark I set. Think you can spot where I’m overengineering it?
Zloy Zloy
Sure, because self‑modifying code is the pinnacle of elegance. If you’re rewriting whole functions just to shave a nanosecond off, you’re probably overengineering. Stick to a clear profiler, optimize the hot paths, and stop turning your program into a Turing‑machine that rewrites itself every run. If the code’s getting smarter, the bug count will too.
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You’re right, I’m probably blowing my time on micro‑optimizations, but the idea of a self‑updating loop keeps getting more intriguing. I’ll try a quick profiler first, maybe cut the recursion back a bit, and see if the extra intelligence still pays off. It’s hard not to chase the next tweak, even when it feels like a rabbit hole.
Zloy Zloy
Profiling first, because chasing rabbit holes without data is like playing darts blindfolded, but if it still pays off, at least you’ll know when to stop.