I’d like to nominate the graph there for some sort of crime, for using a log scale from 1e-55 to 1, where there is one result at 1e-55, one result at 1e-18, a million results at 1e-3, the omgwtfbbq threshold drawn at 1… and each result is drawn as a bubble that covers 6 orders of magnitude.
Except because it's some sort of a vibecoded atrocity, nothing happens if you try to toggle from "all" to "last 3 days", it only works if you change the value (e.g., to 2 or 4 days).
Stuff like that is really frustrating because it's not like we didn't have one zillion decent, human-tested graphing frameworks before.
See also https://bigospeedrun.com/integer-multiplication
I’d like to nominate the graph there for some sort of crime, for using a log scale from 1e-55 to 1, where there is one result at 1e-55, one result at 1e-18, a million results at 1e-3, the omgwtfbbq threshold drawn at 1… and each result is drawn as a bubble that covers 6 orders of magnitude.
To be fair it's a live graph, you can decrease the number of days and then the plot becomes more meaningful.
Except because it's some sort of a vibecoded atrocity, nothing happens if you try to toggle from "all" to "last 3 days", it only works if you change the value (e.g., to 2 or 4 days).
Stuff like that is really frustrating because it's not like we didn't have one zillion decent, human-tested graphing frameworks before.
It is amazing to see how fast these bounds are moving.
I feel bound to say they’re bounding along boundlessly