There’s a lot of insight here but I wonder if anyone will corroborate it. The author admits that the app they worked on wasn’t nearly as big as the likes of Tinder and Hinge so I wonder if the overall patterns are the same.

It was a leftover spool from a contractor friend of his that would have just been thrown away otherwise.

Just be careful unspooling it, it loves to kink up and any bend with a radius tighter than like 2 inches ruins the cable.

I once helped my brother run about 15 strands through his house and only around half of them actually worked when we were done. Wish we knew that when we started.

This highlights really well the importance of competition. Lack of competition results in complacency and stagnation.

It’s also why I’m incredibly worried about AMD giving up on enthusiast graphics. I have very few hopes in Intel ARC.