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On the other hand. The intuitive sorting between SPACs and IPOs, under the current rules, is not exactly “real companies do IPOs and fake companies do SPACs.” It is more like “companies with a few years of impressive revenue growth do IPOs, while companies whose main product is still a prototype do SPACs.”
Money Stuff: The SEC Is Coming for SPACs
Financial Times reports
On the editor’s side, there was little incentive for adding high-level APIs needed for IDEs, because there were no potential providers for those APIs.
Why LSP?
matklad.github.io
In the haze, the horizons of distant peaks braided together. The nature writer Robert MacFarlane observes, in his book “Landmarks,” that a Scottish painter once described this phenomenon to him as landskein. “Skein” can mean either a coil of yarn or a flock of birds flying in a V formation. Landskein, a neologism, uses both, knitting the V’s of mountaintops together. Each time I saw the jagged, braided horizon, I thought about how happy I was to know the word.
The New Luxury Vacation: Being Dumped in the Middle of Nowhere
newyorker.com
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