Okay, let’s talk about this “raw timing” thing. I wanted to get this sorted out, so I started digging into it. First, I tried a few simple methods, but they didn’t really cut it. I mean, they worked, kind of, but not great.
Then, I got into some more detailed stuff. This is where things started to get interesting. I spent a bunch of time experimenting with different techniques. Some were a total bust, but a few actually showed some promise.
My Experiments
- First Try: Kept it super basic. It was okay, but not exactly what I was aiming for.
- Second Try: Upped the complexity a bit. This was a bit better, but still not quite there.
- Third Try: Really went for it here. Tried some wild stuff, and you know what? It actually worked pretty well!
So, after all that, I finally nailed it. The key was to combine a few different approaches. It’s like, you can’t just do one thing and expect it to work perfectly. You gotta mix it up, try different stuff, and see what sticks.
I’m just putting it out there for anyone who’s struggling with the same problem. It’s all about messing around and not being afraid to fail a few times. Trust me, I’ve been there. But once you get it, it’s a pretty sweet feeling.
