The scurvy part definitely tracks. So many developers live on ramen and energy drinks; basic nutrients become an afterthought.

The energy drinks often contain a lot of added vitamins.

Most of them of the B group for various reasons. Addition of vit C is not that common.

'The good art will rise to the top' assumes discovery still works. With unlimited slop the search cost goes up for everyone, and that's the actual loss.

Oh man, an M4 Pro. My old M1 is really starting to show its age trying to run anything bigger than 7B.

C++ developers constantly wrestle with `vector` iterator invalidations. Good on Zig for making this a first-class concern.

How does Rust avoid this?

In rust you cannot mutate anything that is being read basically. The borrow checker enforces this.

So an iterator takes an immutable reference to the vector and mutation requires a mut ref, and you can't have both at the same time.

Curious how the M6 neural engine compares for local LLM inference. That's the real benchmark now.