Actually you're right, I was going by the source code which was in the link of the comment you replied to, but I missed that that was specifically for divExact and not just primitive division.

More specifically, Zig will return an error type from the division and if this isn't handled THEN it will panic, kind of like an exception except it can be handled with proper pattern matching.

Have you ever had a concept you wanted to express, known that there was a word for it, but struggled to remember what the word was? For human thought and speech to work that way it must be fundamentally different to what an LLM does. The concept, the "thought", is separated from the word.

I have seen people say something along these lines what feels like every month for the past year.

The point is that it's a litmus test for how well the models do with niche knowledge _in general_. The point isn't really to know how well the model works for that specific niche. Ideally of course you would use a few of them and aggregate the results.