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Yeah, imagine if it was about some toy operating system.

The audience here already knows what "on-demand provisioning" means.

That's obviously why it was posted.

GCD is open source and runs on FreeBSD and Linux.

Neat. Now where's the Glamorous toolkit?

Intended to be like "tree", usually pronounced "try".

Use your OS's package manager.

Are you saying Safari had the right idea?

Because I agree.

> Just ensure the invariant function is called at every method

You make this sound way easier than I would expect it to be in the general case.

You should literally continue reading the rest of the sentence.

Adding that to the README would be a good idea.

We already know what's happening at his other companies. You're very optimistic if you think this isn't a continuation of that.

Quite a lot of pearl clutching going on in this comment.

Here's the quote about the street names:

> Second, I am struck by the design of the interface itself: the sci-fi overlay of street names, borders, parcel numbers, target distances, and so on.

Struck. Doesn't sound like a value judgement to me. The only thing the author has an explicit problem with is the level of detail the camera captures. I see two sentences in reference to this. I wonder why you thought the first sentence was necessary (I'll leave the arguments that don't actually address anything in the article alone).

There's no "T" in "AWK".