Still a better experience than twitter these days 😅

Did you read a certain discourse discussion 😅

> 5% is a little excessive, IMHO. I can't imagine the Canadian prairies being 5% wildflowers instead of farmland.

What makes it seem excessive to you? Imo in the end pollinators need enough space to maintain a stable population. If that takes 5% then it takes 5%.

And if it goes wrong you can still pivot to bread theory.

If you haven't thought about unification before probably yes.

Lua. Because everyone should experience 1-indexed arrays at least once.

It's not perfect but you could try using the serokell hackage code search to search for uses of those: hackage-search.serokell.io

As far as I know if one needs ($label | 3) or similar often you can still avoid computing this at runtime by using linker scripts which will compute the relevant address at runtime and expose it as a symbol. But I haven't had to use that myself yet.

It comes down to what the linker relocations support and that is in the end "arbitrary".

Offsetting an address is a common operation (read a field in a struct), and so is multiplication (indexing into an array). So they have good support. By comparison ($label | 3) is pretty exotic.