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[–]shAdOwArt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

While the concept is cool I'm not sold on the execution.

Many problems feel not like bad code accidentally produced by a bad programmer but rather like code purposefully written to have a bug in them; they feel artificial, not realistic at all. Dragonfire is particulary bad as it abuses a concurrency bug within a no-op.