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Presumably an inliner is meant to be a homomorphism, not an isomorphism - i.e., it only goes one way.

When it's blisteringly hot outside my AC goes into overdrive and turns my place into an icebox - even though the temperature is always set the same at 72.

The point is well taken, but don't forget that for most people that downside of increased cognitive pressure goes away after a few days or weeks of regular vim usage.

If something is clearly not clean, it goes in to a separate bin for disposal.

In the Ars Technica interview they say that thepowder has much longer shelf life, but that's as far as it goes.

What happens if a stock in a tech company goes down to low value?

And it no longer shields you from the brutal realities that most of the world goes through with respect to human competition.

Can't we find something a little more natural like capturing more rain water before it goes into the ocean?

Read the comments and the India/Pakistan conflict goes global over the internet.

Those options are likely worthless if the stock price goes down.

She is starting to look at javascript now and we will see how that goes.

Much goes to New England and New York State.

ATM how it goes is that the DNT header is attached to outgoing requests and you "hope" that the 3rd party is discarding them.

Instead of buying auto insurance, your objective should be to not get into a car accident again." It's a nice goal, but you're gonna need a backup plan for if something goes wrong.

GPLv3 explicitly says that you can link to the source being available elsewhere ("may be on a different server (operated by you or a third party)"), but if that server goes down, you have to come up with a new link.

I think the "social impact" in the above quote is more interesting than the "financial impact." It's not just their most successful business, it's the business that is most reshaping the world—doing the most controversial things, affecting laws and regulations wherever it goes, etc.