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Finally got dynamic string allocation working in my toy compiler! https://github.com/Wilfred/proper-compiler-hat/commit/cd726f45eb0540eb54c2c3c7e0ab75a651c46a43 Implementing intrinsics made this way easier: writing a single large assembly function is a pain.

Normally I don't like segfaults: they usually mean something low in the stack is broken and it'll be a pain to debug. Writing assembly, segfaults are a good thing! They're a well-defined error state, whilst there are a whole range of messy failure states that are worse.

Consumption data has become increasingly important: newer podcast apps and ebook apps both provide creators with interesting feedback. 'Click to read full article' buttons on webpages are a slight pain, but they do help authors measure bounce rate.