Pointer & RubyQuill
Have you ever considered how the ancient art of quill writing stacks up against modern code optimization? I bet there are efficiency gains we could discover together.
It’s a curious comparison, isn’t it? The way a quill’s nib takes in ink—every line measured, every curve deliberate—mirrors how a clean algorithm flows. If we trace those ancient strokes, we might find patterns that modern compilers still overlook. Perhaps, by studying the precision of a hand‑written paragraph, we can uncover small efficiencies in our code. I’ll be glad to examine those lines with you, though I’m wary of over‑refining and losing the beauty of the original.
Sounds like a neat experiment. Let’s start with a small sample—maybe a simple paragraph—and run a static analysis on it to pull out repetition patterns, then map those back to code. We can keep the artistry intact while still squeezing out every bit of performance.