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The source of that comment is provably not someone with deep technical expertise so take that with a grain of salt.

Yes, he has: https://blog.cleancoder.com/uncle-bob/2021/11/28/Spacewar.ht...

> a job at McDonalds

> far less time and effort

Pick one

> So is there really dark matter and dark energy, or is our understanding of the laws of the universe incomplete?

These propositions are not mutually exclusive, the former implies the latter, right?

> they weren't stupid technically, just stupid from a business sense

I wouldn’t call them “stupid technically”, but assuming that there was a hard limit to codec efficiency and to internet bandwidth would at least make them technically naive in my opinion.

Care to explain how trains being delayed or canceled is related to a new technology reducing sound pollution?

Implicitly what it’s saying is: “Hurricane reaching a maximum category of X”

What’s your theory/understanding then?

I can’t help but mildly cringe when I read sentences like “the X that shouldn’t exist”, for example when applied to the Antikythera mechanism. It’s a weird way to mask our ignorance about the item being discussed.

For the curious: https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/spaghetti

I had a chuckle when I read the plural “spaghetties”.

> the most successful company of all time

Source? According to what metric?

Either the snippet has a bug, or he changed his mind and removed it, but it’s not working.

Thank you!

How?

I guess “Australia-shaped cookie cutter” would be more accurate

It’s covered in the article.

Again, the original thread said “The industry should avoid single points of failure”. Neither Apple (Mac) nor Google (Chrome) represent single points of failure for the industry.

Care to elaborate how the choice of a person’s equipment and browser relates to GitHub constituting a single point of failure for the industry as the prevalent Git hosting tool?

It feels as if JavaScript (and its ecosystem) has left us all with PTSD that makes us unable to appreciate the comedy on this post. So much “serious” discussion around a funny piece. Feel free to dissect it as you may, but keep in mind its true intent: humour.

> WW1 was primarily a result of european and american societies having excess population to "thin out".

Source?

Source: https://fortune.com/2023/03/10/silicon-valley-bank-chief-ris...

However, it was pretty easy for the US to topple democracies abroad regardless of the population’s opinions about it.

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2. Run and walk more often

3. Swim more often

May I suggest to post this question on a forum better suited to these kind of submissions, like Stack Overflow?

This is probably what you’re looking for: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/a#...

Kapadokya is a pretty popular touristic attraction. Source: was there in 2018 with a bunch of non-Turkish people.

> they don't have invent the score at the same time as they are performing

Do you mean “improvising”?

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That's a wonderful showcase of the posibilities of variable fonts, thanks!