It might be the LEMON library ( https://lemon.cs.elte.hu/trac/lemon ), it does have some options to export graphs to Postscript.

Does that definition matter if tablets are probably less than 1% of all mobile devices?

Why Google something for two seconds when you can just speculate wildly? Tablets are almost 10% of mobile sales via my first search hit https://www.zdnet.com/article/smartphone-market-a-mess-but-a...

The question of whether definitions matter when one sub-category or subset is a minority or majority... I’m not sure how to answer that. Why would a definition stop mattering just because something different is a small subset? I must assume that a categorical term includes everything in the category. If you don’t mean everything in the category, then don’t use the term that refers to the category. If you mean phone, then say phone. ?? Right? I’m confused why you would argue anything else.

Depends on your audience. One of my healthcare web sites is almost 60% iPad, because doctors love them.

Venmo transactions' data and the social network inferences you can make from them are probably pretty valuable on their own.

I don’t see how that data is all that valuable. There’s the inherent network effect of needing to install it to send/receive money from a friend who did.

But a surprising number of people will pay for instant transfer(almost all of that 300m probably comes from this), and the debit cards they get to take in a portion of the merchant transaction fees. They’ll probably be profitable off that, with p2p as a loss leader to drive installs

But Venmo/PayPal don't have any ads?

Furthermore, just because you can link people together, it doesn't mean that knowledge is actually valuable. The only social network you can link to Venmo currently is Facebook. The only other way to "discover" contacts/friends is by uploading your contact book to Venmo's servers.

But what did he do if the other car had already left when he returned? It's much more than a bit of an asshole thing to do.

That, or received a second ticket. It all went to the plan that time, at least.

Plants do not produce methane themselves.

https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2009/01/methane-emissions-do...

A diamond made in a laboratory

Can you tell me of one, please? I'd like to check their implementation, most play/pausable gifs I see are only converted webms.

To encourage adoption maybe

I'd say that Pubsub has it's own use cases, as it provides different guarantees than Kafka (most importantly in message ordering that enables different performance characteristics).

I started programming at 15 after getting into custom WarCraft III maps, went from a GUI Interface to JASS (WC3's scripting language) and finally started using C to make my own small mini-games, I imagine it's not an uncommon path among young people that want to be game developers.