In the world of StackOverflow driven software authorship, a particular sequence of source code instructions appearing in source code, on the presence of HTTP re

In the world of StackOverflow driven software authorship, a particular sequence of source code instructions appearing in source code, on the presence of HTTP requests to that article, coupled with people doing work in that area? Yeah... I don't need statistics for that one. The bloody tooling speaks, and the chart of human agency/interest speaks for itself. To be honest, ai find it amazing the backflips people are doing to justify that there's no possible way that an interested grad student with the right tools would have tried something like this. I'd have. Of course I avoid doing science in those types of areas because Murphy finds a way.