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It's also not a surprise to see a similar process of stabilization play out at a higher layer of the stack, as it previously did at a lower one. Neither is it c
by throwanem 7y ago
It's also not a surprise to see a similar process of stabilization play out at a higher layer of the stack, as it previously did at a lower one. Neither is it cause for regret; this is how lasting foundations get built, especially in so young a field of endeavor as ours. "History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes."