That really is the cherry on top.

Ya know on second thought, it's so unbelievable that he did this whole thing that I wouldn't be surprised if someone reading his resume thought he was bullshitting.

Gamers playing this game have all kinds of tricks to try to bypass the load screen itself because it takes a long time to go through it but the game by design forces you to look at the load screen multiple times just to do one task. One way that I remember was to play in a Solo session that way you don't have to load every time you come out of multiplayer. They even make a GTA online software tool that blocks GTA on the firewall at very specific intervals to force an online session in order to speed up load times.

Not worth working there anyways.

I know it's tongue in cheek, but shouldn't you use a more difficult example? Inverting a binary tree is trivial. (Example solution: https://leetcode.com/problems/invert-binary-tree/discuss/111...)

Just today I improved performance of an enterprise system by over 15000% by commenting out a "sleep(1);" line I used to debug a race condition!

Might not put that one on the resume.

Well, what else should the fate of this achievement be? Very few achievements are immortalized.

I don't think it's got anything to do with capitalism, we just tend to forget things quickly.

Sans source code to boot!