Honestly much more reasonable than coming up with three different terms.

Might be a German thing. For us, they are all “Klammern” and we call them either round (rund), angular (eckig) or curved (geschweift).

As a computational physicist, I appreciate operator overloading IF used properly.
Example of a good use: + for matrix addition
Example of a bad use: left shift operator << as a pipe
I still don’t understand who’s in the C++ committee that they would choose this garbage over a function

It definitely depends on what you want to do. For systems programming, HPC, embedded etc, Go is not an alternative to Rust. For webdev, I do get it, Go is much simpler.

I agree on the tires, but at least in Germany, we measure flight altitude in meters.

In German, we have “Nachts ist es kälter als draußen”, which means “at night, it’s colder than outside”

Actually, the “fake” vanilla aroma is chemically identical to the main aroma of real vanilla. So you really can’t say that it’s as authentic as banana aroma, as that is only similar to real banana. Now real vanilla does taste different, because it has a lot of other components creating a much more complex taste profile.

Couldn’t you use a sheet of plastic they use for fingerprints in order to at least transfer it?

This has been a thing in MacOS for years, and it always felt so simple and… obvious? Well, it seems, finally someone else has implemented it

I guess the image is a lie and the Kanji are chosen by the reading and not because they contain the number kanji. It’s just that due to phonetic radicals, containing the number may give it the same reading.

I see, the right column is used because they share their Chinese reading 音読み with the numbers, that makes sense. I don’t know all of the Kanji, but the ones I know fit.

It’s fairly new, they’ve just started trying to establish it. If you do see it, I strongly recommend you to give it a try!

Well, nothing (with nonnegative mass) can move faster than light through space. Space itself can do whatever it wants to.

In the US, Paulaner Spezi is called Paulaner Sunset.

I have to admit, a lot of R&D goes into designing a good sugarfree alternative to sugary drinks. Case in point, especially for my fellow Germans: Spezi Zero (obviously Paulaner) tastes really good, but Almdudler Zero tastes pretty bad compared to normal Almdudler.

We used to have brown bears, but they are pretty much extinct nowadays - until one walks over the border and the press is all over it again (may I remind you of Bruno der Problembär?)

And I just want to add as a physicist: The most interesting manifolds are the differentiable ones, because there you can do general relativity! But manifolds are also relevant in other, more unexpected places, like a pendulum: It moves on a submanifold of R^3 due to the constraint of the string.

They probably decided on 10 or below, but it didn’t sound as catchy in the marketing

I don’t think anyone’s doubting the performance, it’s about efficiency.

There was no iPhone 9.