Ha! Loop back to Macintosh colors from 25 years ago.
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"undisclosed" doesn't imply changing the price after it was negotiated with you. It just mean they will negotiate the contracts for large projects, without disclosing the terms to the public ... in my view.
Did you worded it like this on purpose, or you wanted to say the opposite? :-)
As often happens on HN, a comment worth more than the article. A concise and deep set of rules!
It doesn't need to go to the opposite extreme (as you described it :-)) to be more readable by default on different screen sizes.
A side note: I still plan to read your Geometry for Programmers, now that it is close to being finished. All the best!
> This works best with PDFs that are mostly text
Perhaps this is what made it desirable.
Similarly on Palatino bridge (Ponte Palatino) in Rome, vehicles drive on the left side.
What do you refer as "precision fermentation" here? The linked Wikipedia article is about "growing microbial biomass that can be used as edible protein". Just curious, perhaps I missed the connection.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Date_of_Easter
… and you would still be wrong, depending in which country it gets calculated.
Good luck convincing bad actors to follow this rule.
> contains lots of magic numbers and very imperative code
Well, we really don't know if the code was written in this form by hand, don't we.
It could have been compiled into this, to use your words, "assembly with magic numbers and imperative" from much more elegant form. We may see this form only because this is what browsers understand.
I am not saying it was compiled, just speculating that seeing pure WebGL does not mean it was pure WebGL to begin with.