its art

seed oil and sugar are big contributors - haven't met anyone who avoids both

Despite this being true, it is important that people are prosecuted for the "all" the wrongs they did and not just the "easy" ones. It isn't much of a justice system if you can get away with "hard to prosecute" crimes.

As a counterpoint, IMO it's important that people are only prosecuted when there is sufficient evidence for a likely and safe conviction (otherwise at best we will drag everyone through expensive court battles which don't lead anywhere, and at worst we will end up with unsafe convictions).

Especially when things are hard to prosecute exactly because rich people don't care about them.

This is how false conviction happens, so no. This is not the precedent we want to set.

My thoughts on this from a while back - https://kashifrazzaqui.medium.com/will-the-real-micro-servic...

This is not all that - this is a push to move people to digital wallets such as PayTM (more crony capitalism)

The fix for the problems you highlight is a audit and stringent rule of law.

You will have to ask them

The grand canyon was likely not the result of little drops but rather huge deluges - over time.

Do you have a source for that? Would love to understand this better.

Much better and easier to run/maintain than Kubernetes. I say this after using it for 5 years.

That's what the OC said.

Ah my bad. I misread that.

They listed those three as examples of languages that don't take good advantage of having static typing.

Malda and Langda (my fav) are quite similar. Other popular varieties are Daseri, Totapuri, Safeda, Chausa