Home Depot reuses SKUs for different product models. It's a gamble if you'll actually get what you ordered

The people making these are good at more subtle forms of hate with coded language and indirect references.

the people making AI moderation tools are also good, and in my opinion more skilled than the abusers

Netflix's DVD recommendations worked this way. It identified cohorts with similar categorical preferences and recommended content other people in the group enjoyed.

It would be nice if they'd fix the missing labels on roads, even at the highest zoom with no clutter. Likewise, highway speed limits that were changed over a year ago.

Clean room RE isn't legally required. It just makes a stronger defense against claims of infringement.

C doesn't require convertibility to an integer and recognizes that pointers may have atypical representations. Casting to integer types has always been implementation defined. [u]intptr_t is optional specifically to allow such platforms to claim standard conformance.

I know, but from what you wrote, Rust kinda assumes pointers are ints (because they are the same type as array indices)

So as to not only hate on Rust, I want to remark, that baking in the idea that pointers can be used for arithmetic isn't a good one as well.

It's extra noise because of the fad for samey B&W icons (instigated by the ease of implementing dark mode). With judicious use of color, there can be more visual distinction where the menus guide you to the intended target by visual memory without having to process the text.

Android FF allows background play in desktop mode.

There is an extension you can download which can enable background play without dekstop mode too. I forgot its name but I thought it was relevant to the discussion and maybe someone can help find it.

This is the one, I use it too: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/video-backgro...

Just use SCSS to smear the logic across CSS automatically.

What you have is a lot of middle managers imposing change with random fresh ideas. The ones that succeed rise up the ranks. The ones that failed are forgotten, leading to survivorship bias.