If your TV supports a "gaming" mode, I always recommend enabling that, because it usually turns off all the "enhancements".

TV's should not try to be anything more than a large monitor.

Filmmaker Mode is the one you want. It's specifically set up to disable all "enhancements".

It turns of any features that introduce latency - it will still mess up the colour space/brightness/saturation/... on most TVs.

"Game mode" on my Samsung absolutely does some goofy vibrancy thing to the color balance that is, at least to me, antithetical to watching well-created film and TV.

Being a home tinkerer that have a few meters of LED strips, I'd use multiple drivers.

Saying "Asking Gemini 3" doesn't mean much. The video/animation is using "Gemini 3 Fast". But why would anyone use lesser models like "Fast" for programming problems when thinking models are available also in the free tier?

"Fast" models are mostly useless in my experience.

I asked "Gemini 3 Pro" and it refused to give me the source code with the rationale that it would be too long and complex due to the 256 value limit of BF cells. However it made me a python script that it said would generate me the full brainf*ck program to print the factors.

TL;DR; Don't do it, use another language to generate the factors, then print them with BF.

I agree but it is kinda strange that this model (Gemini 3 fast) achieved such a high score on ARC-AGI-2. Makes you wonder.

That's what calloc() is for

And here I thought we were trying to finally kill off pre-processor macros.

I love how the haters of Rust's syntax can be roughly divided into two groups:

(1) Why doesn't it look like C++?

(2) Why does it look so much like C++?

Because the founders are evil and should in in prison?

If someone needs 4 hours to complete a 30-minute test they should be in a school for the disabled.

An "elite school" is not for everyone because everyone is different.

You did not need medication and counseling. What you needed was a regular public college.

oh dang you're right. I am throwing away my degree and my meds and canceling my therapy appointments right now and applying for regular public college.

Perhaps you should stick to galactic history, Janov.

Psychology doesn't seem your strong suit (unsurprising, given your origins and background).