My current company does this. It seems to work pretty well, but it has some of the same problems as other methods. In particular, the standards applied to the

My current company does this. It seems to work pretty well, but it has some of the same problems as other methods. In particular, the standards applied to the solution vary greatly from "Does it work and run at most 40x slower than expected?" to "It heap-allocates things that could be stack-allocated, so we should pass".