> any benchmark inherently correlates with every use case Oh. That's what you thought I said? Right. I didn't mean to say that, and if somehow I did say tha

> any benchmark inherently correlates with every use case Oh. That's what you thought I said? Right. I didn't mean to say that, and if somehow I did say that I withdraw. Benchmarks are valuable if you know how to use them, but of course I agree with you, a benchmark isn't always relevant to every use case. Side note, quoting many small portions of a person's comment and replying exclusively to the quoted bits is inferior to replying to them with full sentences/paragraphs. I've only ever seen what you're doing done by folks who are super interested in arguing and completely uninterested in having a conversation. It definitely comes across like you do have a problem, which you have repeatedly stated you do not (and I believe you)! It just muddies the water, what you're doing here.