Emacs' C code is pretty macro heavy. For example, https://github.com/emacs-mirror/emacs/blob/f3e16cbb5258fcbe2969eb48b332b2c629cfb2a6/src/print.c#L112 . I suppose it's a natural inclination for lispers.
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For example, I'm using Claude Code Web because its model of remote VMs is extremely convenient. I'm using Perplexity because it's tuned really well for web searches.
There are labels that make technology ideas sound more exciting. For example, 'augmented intelligence' was used early in the history of computing.
(A pocket calculator would qualify but it's less cool.)
Is there a good term for this phenomenon? It's hype that inspired projects.
I've started naming my servers digiocean1.example.com, digiocean2.example.com and so on. I wish I'd done this much earlier.
I already have domain names for the actual deployed services, but it quickly gets confusing when you start moving things around.