YES!

No LLM will by default touch a README.md

They will when you run /init, but after that they won't look at it unless directed to do so.

As a manager, I am considering to enforce a rule on my team that -- no README in any repo should ever go stale ever again --> it should be near-trivial for every dev to ask Claude Code to read the existing README, read/interpret the code as it practically currently stands, read what's changed in the PR, then update the README as necessary. This does not mean Claude will be perfect or that engineers don't need to check that its summaries make sense (they do, and the human is always accountable for the changes at the end of the day); but this does mean that, the typical amount of laziness that we are all guilty of often, should not be eliminated as a reason as to why READMEs go stale.

It's being looked at.

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1481298

How would you franchise out a product like software? I haven't really thought about that before.

Formerly fat person here. That article is just an overblown list of common sense advice to sell you some crap you don't need. Losing and maintaining your weight is actually really simple. Here is what worked for me (I am not a doctor):

- First of all, drop sugar. Right now. Even if you are not fat, you should not eat it. It's not just extra calories, it's poison. Don't be like "oh, I'll just finish this stuff I still have around", throw it out. If your are only going to follow one point from this list, then let it be this one.

- Forget about calories, a calorie is not a calorie. You cannot "work off" that cake your have eaten, your are not an oven. Calories are an upper limit (you cannot break thermodynamics), but the human metabolism is much more complicated than just balancing an equation.

- Exercise is necessary, but not sufficient. That means you should exercise to get your metabolism going, but exercising itself will not let your lose weight. And when I mean exercising I don't mean you need to get a gym membership. Just going for a walk for half an hour or an hour is good enough for starters.

- Fat won't make you fat. I grew up under low-fat propaganda, yet I kept getting fatter. Then when I increase my fat consumption I started losing weight. By fat I mean real animal fat from meat, not seed oils or other processed fats.

- Eat real food. If you cannot tell what it's made from by looking at it, then it's not real food.

- Processed fruits and vegetables are still processed food, and thus not real food. Don't be fooled by marketing, stuff like fruit juice is not healthy, no matter how many vitamin labels the manufacturer keeps putting on the packaging.

- Caloric restriction works in the short term, but will drive you crazy in the long term. This is why people lapse eventually and regain all their weight.

It is important to understand that obesity is not a "surplus of energy", it's a medical disorder brought about by disruption of your metabolism. I was able to keep eating and eating without ever feeling satiated. It is pure torture to be hungry with a full stomach. It was my body telling me "stop feeding me this garbage, give me real food". I have since been able to keep my weight and never feel hungry. It's only when I find myself unable to eat real food and lapse back into old habits that I start gaining weight again.

"The government is secretly controlled by an unaccountable, undemocratic Deep State", says the government secretly puppeteering civil finance regulators with CIA agents.