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* The case for accepting the W3C–WHATWG hypertext system as the universal medium, aka "Browsers, builds, and burdens"
* The case for object-functional programming
'''Thoughts on build tooling''' (at least most contemporary tools) — The first descriptor I'm inclined to apply is "baroque". More specifically, the systems for building most software, including the requirements of those systems, usually result in a process that is:
''inordinate'' and yet<br/>
''deficient'' and ''unmerciful''
Thing is, if you consult [https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/baroque the entry for "baroque" in a dictionary or thesaurus], you might come away thinking that, because of the transitive nature of equality, some of these words have an antonymical relationship. Even so, all three are true of most contemporary build systems.
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