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To be pedantic, AFAIK there's no evidence Pythagoras himself had anything to do with the censure of the discovery of irrational numbers. The common story has to do with his later followers, and could well be more fiction than fact in any case.

Talking about creepy numbers, the ones that always fucked with me are uncomputable numbers. That shit's wack, yo

The choice of C++ + Swift feels strange and off-putting to me. Swift, at least, is pretty safe as languages go, but does leave me scratching my head a bit. C++, though, frankly should have no place in a new browser project. For a piece of software whose whole purpose is to essentially download and run untrusted code, C++ is unacceptable.

It's realistically not gonna happen, but what I'd really like to see is Servo developed into a full browser.

"yeah man it's right above [Xe] 4f¹⁴ 5d¹⁰ 6s¹, you can't miss it"

Maybe try the stop parsing symbol?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Department_of_Government_Efficiency

formerly known as the United States Digital Service

See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_DOGE_Service

A favorite of mine is Ghidra. Before they realeased+open souced it a few years back, the only option for real software reverse engineering (as in, for large and non-trivial programs, where you need more than just fancy disassembly) was IDA Pro, which is absurdly expensive if you're not sponsored or willing to pirate. Now, some of us kinda take for granted the fact that there's an open source world-class RE tool. And honestly, I even prefer it to IDA Pro - that's how good it is.