like crazy

Benn McGrady, head of the WHO's public health law and policies unit, said the tobacco industry was "lobbying like crazy" and "trying to sow division".

“I’m never going to miss it. I’ll be at every one no matter what, even though they continue to raise the prices like crazy. That’s money I’m going to spend for those two days.”

If history often rhymes, as the familiar slogan holds, this time it rhymes like crazy.

More recent has been the number of bars and pubs built around "competitive socialising", where dates or groups split time between the bar and games like crazy golf, shuffleboard or axe-throwing.

If we have that same dynamic we have with CPUs, with GPUs, it means that all of us are accelerating like crazy to deliver more innovation with lower costs.