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Maybe the future generations will need to pay otherwise.

I have the feeling that the author is really onto something: the explicit boundary between symbolic intent and real-world execution.

Type systems don’t cut it always, you sometimes need something in-between imperative code - which is hard to test all edge cases - and pure type system chasing. The sweet spot maybe lies in having a DSL (in this case "building business mutations") and have good building blocks.

(and The Netherlands)

If your air purifier sucks from and dumps into the same room it will do nothing for CO2 levels. Only for dust particulates.

Is it also self-hosting as a sort of meta-quine?

Nice setup although I remember that the efficiency of air tools is very low like around 1%. That’s also why they get replaced a lot.

What if the plant grows?

Does anyone know something similar for Europeans (I live in The Netherlands)? Common units used here are all metric; for heating I've seen Natural Gas Usage (in m3) used and GigaJoules. Also almost no-one here seems to use air conditioning.

In the Amsterdam area there is ftth available. I have 500/500 for € 55.

> a slug-hunting robot powered by fermented slugs

Isn’t that called a duck?

Can you recommend a book or course for improving ones ability to write good technical documentation?

Yo mama's so fat, we had to set her column type to BLOB.

I had one here in The Netherlands on my Volvo. I also remember setting it off accidentally many times.