Does that include the time used to evaluate whether it’ll do that job faster or not (including the time it takes to create the prompt and re read the results included?)
And if the answer is yes, does it also include the time used to evaluate whether it’ll do that job faster or not (including the time it takes to create the prompt and re read the results and evaluate it’ll do that job faster or not (including the time it takes to create the prompt and re read the results included?))
And if the answer is yes, does it also include the… Well you get the idea!
I’m just messing, it’s a valid way.



I have a friend that used to work in aviation doing retro fitting, they would say “all it takes to become a test pilot is to take the airplane past its defined limits” meaning that anywhere beyond those limits they don’t know how the aircraft will behave.
Going beyond the intended flight ceiling is a big no no because it changes a lot of other parameters like stall speeds and angles.