This is an excellent idea. But I wold go with Fortran 4 if you looking at authenticity.

I’m vegetarian. The "tastes like meat" claim is misleading. The main issue isn't the taste, it's the texture. Impossible Burger came close. Most mushroom-based substitutes I’ve tried are nothing like it.

common theme: tiled layout, terminals, minimum fancy decorations.

Let me be blunt: this looks like a tantrum. Bugs exist, and they're sometimes fixed more slowly than we'd like, but given the size of the GitHub ecosystem this is probably just one of many outstanding bugs. Blaming AI is baseless - not that it couldn't be true, but the conclusion seems to be drawn from a single issue.

What does this mean for the Zig project? I haven't heard of Codeberg, they may be great, but for a popular open-source project I'd expect a proper discussion before deciding to move or weighing the pros and cons of different hosting options. From what I'm hearing, Zig is technically excellent but seems to lack level‑headed, mature leadership. That's not unique: many open‑source projects started by brilliant engineers struggle as they grow and need a new leadership structure. That transition can be painful and could even harm adoption.

So basically the brain has "firmware" we're born with, as well as the "software" we install as we grow.

Sounds a bit like Chomsky's Universal Grammar.

The lack of native Microsoft Outlook support was one of the reasons I've abandoned Thunderbird.

However, it is still not enough for me to come back. Sadly, corporate life is often organised around email and calendaring. All these endless meetings everyone complains about, which need to be scheduled, accepted, rejected, re-scheduled, etc. The native Exchange support does not yet support Calendar integration. Without it, it will be very awkward to use in a day-to-day corporate environment.

In the academic programming languages research community, the term "transpiler" is barely used.

For example, Google Scholar search for "transpiler" yields just 3200 results, compared to ~1.4M for "compiler".

Is it me or the linked article seems to be heavily co-authored by AI. The cadence is very monotonic and dull.

For those of us who do not access Thread, if there is a copy elswere we can read?

I want to make a report to to US Department of Justice Antitrust Report Online and US Federal Trade Commission: Antitrust Complaint as suggested but I will appreciate some guidance on the wording. Could anyone share a sample?