I also see a lot of what I think of affiliate bait product reviews — a "review" that sets out a problem and then makes extravagant promises about the problem solving brilliance of of a particular device or piece of software. This will invariable turn out to be something that the publication earns money for promoting. Re-packaged playlists are also common. An outlet will write up the "songs of the summer", which is actually just a list of tracks lifted from an existing playlist on Spotify or Apple Music, rather than original editorial. These will never appear anywhere prominent on a site's landing pages. They're just there to capture search clicks or referrals.
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刘震云：我没说过！那是网上说的，不能信。我不能说哪一本是我最满意的作品，写的时候，都觉得自己用了劲了，对自己不会作假，但过一段时间再看，肯定哪一部作品都会有缺陷。我说过，缺陷才是我写下一部的动力。我现在再去看《一句顶一万句》，看《一地鸡毛》、《我不是潘金莲》、《温故一九四二》和《一日三秋》……我会看到里面的缺陷。但当初你为什么不把缺陷改了？因为你当时没那能力。人的进步是一个过程，要让下一本写得比上一本稍微好一点。
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Most of C’s ambiguities arise from its declaration syntax and cast operator. I believe many of these design choices made sense when C was developed. On multiple occasions, Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie explained why certain syntaxes—declarations, arrays, casts, and so on—were chosen. I haven’t tracked down all of those explanations myself, so it would be helpful if a reader could clarify why a particular feature was designed that way, and what kind of parser they had in mind that made it practical. But now, more than half a decade later, we must wonder: how would a better language solve these problems?