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Not quite. Culture shifts over time. You can’t go that far into the future.

Because these numbers aren’t explained: assume higher is worse.

From experience: If you are 100% sure you are that the change you just implemented works correctly and you don’t need to test it before shipping, you just introduced some trivial error you could have fixed in five minutes. And the later an error is found, the longer it takes to fix it — someone reporting it, the bug getting prioritized, making sure the bug ticket contains everything needed to actually try starting to fix it, reopening the code editor at that position, debugging it to find out where it actually comes from, trying to understand the code you have (or someone else has) written prior, and another round of QA where any new bugs may be found all take time and effort — it is said that the time taken to fix a bug scales exponentially with how late in the development lifecycle it is found (with earlier resulting in less time spent). Making sure whatever you just changed in a code-base works is always a good idea. Maybe it’s someone else who implemented it, not sure of the context. It’s been a while since I read this.

Is it just me that find’s it ironic for the first paid chapter to be labeled as a [Bonus chapter]?

Maybe this could be a short story on it’s own. A malicious system granting the host such rewards… before the host gets surprised by the burden of maintenance, running costs, insurance, etc. and goes into debt. It’d be an interesting concept for sure (as long as it doesn’t overstay it’s welcome)

We have seen enough chaos from humanity — so we’re going to create more‽

After a few minutes on Wikipedia: No, it wasn’t the first time in history. It recently occurred multiple times Kerala, India (which seems to have been caused by algae in the rain), but other records throughout history seem to exist.

How exactly would a regular hospital checkup result in knowing what spectrums of light can be seen, especially since scientists were apparently checking his eyes at an earlier age?

How many correspondents does a channel from Germany have to send them around for breaking news in Austria?

It was! I qoute: “This was revealed on the forums by the guy who had taken this name. Apparently, he had gotten a 50% exp boost because of this feature.”