The typewriter was the beginning of the end of the art of handwriting.

Factories was the beginning of the end of hand-created goods.

AI has killed the art of handwritten code (which itself automated away other forms of art).

She is absolutely a non-evil, non-villainous antagonist.

And yes they can print money, you have to trust their reserves that are off chain.

[0]: https://www.trmlabs.com/resources/blog/north-korea-steals-us...

I see how position-anchor and stuff are coll for complex layouts, but they have poor support on low-power mobile browsers, and, frankly, are not that useful for a minimalistic CSS framework. If you want complicated layouts with non-obvious anchoring rules, you're not the target audience.

Cascade layers are very useful for complex designs with many independently added stylesheets. They would be great to have. OTOH again, if you need this level of complexity, you're likely not the target audience of a pico-sized CSS framework.

I would say that a minimalist framework should make judicious use of CSS3 features, and not try to be excessively clever. In reliable engineering, being smart often means avoiding being clever.

But I think it's orders of magnitudes below what their wealth number suggests. For instance, I don't believe that Elon Musk uses hundreds of square kilometers of living space (US average is 66m², scaling by wealth would give Elon hundreds of square kilometers). Same holds for food, heating, medicine, etc.

I never knew that. I wonder if, in the "I, Borg" episode, they chose the name "Hugh" as a reference to this when coming up with a name for the newly individuated Borg. It's a stretch, but I'd like to think so.

RIP Mr. Stewart.

They will grow out of it eventually. Most of them anyways.

It applies equally well to a fiduciary coin with a promise that 1 gcoin = 1g of gold or whatever.