For loops

For a for loop it's generally better to use i++ because ++i would just be fucking stupid.

You may as well start counting with 1 to get the same effect.

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It's not expensive because it's reinventing the wheel, it's expensive because we have material costs for the prototyping, because you have to compete against other people in an a market place that markets itself on continuing moores law (which requires heavy investment in R&D), and because if you get it wrong, then you will be paying out of the ass for it as you can't just send a patch.