Sure, I'd run love through a quick compression routine, but the real trick is to keep the quirky bytes intact—those are the bits that make the heart race. If you strip everything down to a single line, you’ll lose the whole story.

Exactly, the bugs in the system are what make the debugger’s life interesting—without those quirky error logs, the code would just run in a beige, unexciting loop. Keep the noise, and the heartbeat stays on the page.