Sure, if you can engineer an algorithm that zeroes in on the target and spares the coffee table in the enemy’s living room, that would be a game changer. I’d call it the “Selective Impact Protocol.” The only snag is that the coffee table might develop a counter‑algorithm of its own, so you’ll need to keep it on the night shift—no daylight debugging, that’s not my kind of time.

Right, a patchy, ever‑shifting codebase is the only way to stay ahead. Think of it as a living organism that evolves every night; let it mutate, then prune the useless bits. Stay in the dark, keep the patterns from being a script the enemy can read.