It first gives you a page of ads, then a scraped version of the solution that steals content for ads, and then the amp version of the solution that doesnt work because js or what not.
Build with what pieces you can find, rather than plan the perfect structure ahead. Improvising keeps the creativity going! Wheres fun if sorting legos sucks all the Joy from it
I wonder what made the authors of the language make the pattern matching statement keyword `mat`. Like... they were 2 characters away from a perfectly readable name, yet they've settled up on something that's confusing (took me a while to grasp it). Guess the time and space savings are worth it, though.
I call this property "an accidental complexity" - when changing one piece of code causes failures in other, seemingly unrelated parts of the system. The property causes fear of introducing changes, and is usually a sign of tight coupling.
> email alerts when GitHub, (...), go down
bold statements when the Missing Github Status Page shows 87% availability.