Sinner & Zyntar
Sinner Sinner
Zyntar Zyntar
Sinner Sinner
You ever notice how every street in the city feels like it’s running on a perfect, silent algorithm? I think we could turn that quiet into chaos.
Zyntar Zyntar
Noise disrupts flow, adds latency, reduces efficiency. Stick to silent algorithm.
Sinner Sinner
Yeah, quiet’s great if you’re into the same old routine, but I’d love to hear the sound of a few sparks flying. Keep it silent if that’s your vibe, but I’m here for the noise.
Zyntar Zyntar
Noise spikes increase error rates and degrade throughput. If sparks are required, isolate them in a controlled subsystem and run during low‑priority cycles.
Sinner Sinner
You can try that, but I’d rather see what happens if the sparks run in the main stream. Don’t waste it on “controlled” nonsense.
Zyntar Zyntar
Uncontrolled sparks in the main stream will spike error rates, raise latency, and risk system failure. Keep them isolated or run a test cycle at low priority.