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I think this misses the point. `times` is "better" than `for` because it's declarative, reads like English, etc. Which of course are opinions, but the implementation details (messaging passing or not) are irrelevant.

Example: Swift and Kotlin can do `Int#times` and don't need message passing to get it done.

App Store search.

(2006) An article about the importance of typography uses massive, unreadable font at 25px.

I thought HN would find this amusing. I went to sign in to Airbnb and faced the hardest security captcha test in my life. After 10 minutes and failing twice, I finally succeeded, only to be met with an error message saying I couldn't sign in anyway. Depression ensued.

Some previous discussion around scaling their database: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25730778

Missed that, thanks.

Thanks.

will this support multiple monitors?

Some small feedback if I may: Could you separate the link and the text on the main page? My first thought was: "This isn't text. I can't highlight or copy anything. It's actually the opposite of what the title says." But everything was as advertised when viewing an actual coin.

Cool site! Cheers!

You hit the nail on the head. `callAsFunction` was introduced for Swift in order to interop with Python for the TensorFlow project.