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     <img src="https://github.com/alx-sch/42_philosophers/blob/main/.assets/philosophers_badge.png" alt="philosophers_badge.png" />
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+## Fancy Printing
+
+Add some flair to the philosopher's dinner by enabling additional visualization and simulation details.   
+Compile with `make FANCY=1` to activate this feature.
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 ## Comparing `usleep` with a Custom Wait Function
 I have implemented a custom wait function to address common issues with `usleep`, such as inconsistent delays. To illustrate the performance differences, I have included a test script: `test_usleep.c`.
 
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 ./test_usleep
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-<img src="https://github.com/alx-sch/42_philosophers/blob/main/.assets/usleep_test_run.png" alt="usleep_test_run.png" width="400" />
+<img src="https://github.com/alx-sch/42_philosophers/blob/main/.assets/usleep_test_run.png" alt="usleep_test_run.png" width="350" />
 
 ### Why a Custom Wait Function?
 In real-time simulations, precise timing is crucial, as even small inaccuracies can lead to undesired behavior, especially when multiple threads interact and delays accumulate. The standard `usleep()` function may introduce unexpected delays because of how the operating system handles process scheduling, resulting in less precise timing.