Sure it's impossible at this point, but the point of a benchmark isn't to complete the task it's to test it's efficacy overall and to see progress. None of them

Sure it's impossible at this point, but the point of a benchmark isn't to complete the task it's to test it's efficacy overall and to see progress. None of them are 100% at even the simplistic python benchmarks, doesn't mean we shouldn't measure that capability. But sure, I get it. That's not how they are intended to be used but that's also not the point the commenter was laying out.