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Its not so much of a useful thing to just focus so much on what you use to benchmark.
Reminds of:
https://www.theregister.com/2021/01/28/nvidia_tpc_benchmark/
https://www.zdnet.com/article/futuremark-reverses-nvidia-did...
Like, you wouldn't be impressed if it was react bun vs preact deno, right?
And the bun-specific-fork-of-react vs deno + normal react, was suspect too.
Reminds me of ISPs harassing netflix to pay extra in addition to the prices they charged their consumers
https://www.theverge.com/2014/3/24/5541916/netflix-deal-with...
Assumably something similar is happening to SpaceX's offering
you start off in the impulse buy areas, and leave through the bleak self-service areas. This doesn't jibe with the "ikea intentionally makes you tired to make you impulse buy" narrative
> She placed the order within weeks of experiencing suicidal thoughts.
weeks doesn't seem long, unless you consider the mindset of the suicidal person: every day, hour, minute, filled with overwhelming mental burden.
I still remember the few weeks at my lowest as probably the longest memories, longer than all my school memories stuck together.
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To clarify, I don't mean generating a visual version, but to instead highlight structure (e.g. background color for a for-loop and its indent), not keywords
the main problem with azure/aws/gcp is that their parent companies will track everything you and others do, and then close every related thing because they have enough market share to not give a fuck about you.
There are more than enough blog posts of enterprise customers running into random issues with the big thing, buying "big three, promise edition" isn't much of an assurance.
I'd suspect most of those customers have rapid migration plans written up. For a reason.
The legality of which can be gleaned from here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_status_of_fictional_porn...
I find that the seemingly intentional foot-noting of the class of content they are talking about, to be really dishonest.