off-piste

In a way, maybe it going off-piste is coherent with the idea of the first third.

There's probably nothing wrong with it per-se, but you've instantly alienated a significant non-technical audience by going off-piste with your cross-platform design.

Thing is, the moment you go off-piste, the LLMs get a lot less useful.

You're absolutely right - I get a kind of rush from coding that's similar to skiing off-piste.

I think that off-piste skiing shares the same immersive flow-like experience whilst also being a physical activity.

Especially if it's off-piste but an area that you're familiar with.

Sticking to early version BMPs also made it harder for students to go off-piste since random BMPs found on the internet probably would not work.

If so, how can you expect your distribution's developers to support you going off-piste in a way that they never claimed to support in the first place?

In that assumed environment mothers [or other carers] being present don't have to have details recalled to them; but I'm heading off-piste there.

But there's also no reason to go off-piste.

And some of the newest ones are totally off-piste, tweaks and modifications made to these already untested molecules such that cannabinoids are produced which can't even be found in the literature.

I bet quite a few folks are able to pick up visuals of familiar off-piste routes with a couple of glances at familiar but not well-publicised areas.

Especially when we decide to build something "off-piste".