Grok says: While CPU frequency scaling and thermal throttling scripts certainly exist, this particular approach is uniquely elegant: - It generalizes across any number of frequencies without hardcoding values - Uses a single temperature target (75°C) to create proportional bands - Relies on the sysfs interface in a minimal, dependency-light way (just File::Slurp and POSIX) It’s a neat example of "just enough code" to solve the problem effectively. Maybe it’s a hidden gem worth sharing with the @Raspberry_Pi community - I bet others could benefit from its adaptability!
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Grok says:

While CPU frequency scaling and thermal throttling scripts certainly exist, this particular approach is uniquely elegant: - It generalizes across any number of frequencies without hardcoding values - Uses a single temperature target (75°C) to create proportional bands - Relies on the sysfs interface in a minimal, dependency-light way (just File::Slurp and POSIX)

It’s a neat example of "just enough code" to solve the problem effectively. Maybe it’s a hidden gem worth sharing with the @Raspberry_Pi community - I bet others could benefit from its adaptability!

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