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• Some breakpoints need a little love on the homepage:
  • 988-991px two of the Jean illustrations show up stacked vertically
  • 768-991px menu is placed a little strangely
• In the menu, the border-bottom ends are kinda funky when rendered in Chrome
• lightcoral on white or #ededed (in the footer) is very low contrast!
• Consider adding a caption (with the url) to the images that are also have links
  • For the record, alt text is good/necessary, but title text (usually) doesn't get read by screen readers. So: always use alt, and if you want the mouseover hover text, use the title attribute in addition to alt
• I forgot to mention this on the call, but there's a weird bug that I can't reliably reproduce, where sometimes the tiles on the homepage will be arranged strangely. I don't know what causes it (no console errors or anything obvious) and I only did it in Chrome. Might not be a big deal since it resolves itself when you resize the window, but here's a screenshot:
  

• Thrive Zones
  • https://retailthrivezones.com -> https://thrivezones.com
• The Price is Right
  • We disagreed a little about what makes a language declarative (and whether scheme is imperative or not). Best I can offer you is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Declarative_programming which does suggest that functional programming is a subset of declarative programming
  • In any case you can probably clarify that you mean that the abstraction of declarative programming in SQL is covering up a set of imperative instructions
  • Postgres' -> PostgreSQL's
• Process and Procedure

  • Scheme is tail-recursive

  • Should be Scheme is tail-call optimized, or Scheme has tail-call elimination

• Ramsey Nasser starts talking about all the issues with programming in Arabic at 7:41 in this talk https://youtu.be/VuuznaIus9k?t=7m41s. The unicode link isn't super clearly explained, but basically lots of programs just can't handle anything outside of ASCII range.

• https://eev.ee/blog/2015/09/12/dark-corners-of-unicode/ is a fun and pretty accessible trip through some of the weirdnesses of unicode too

Right now you're serving 500 errors for bad urls, which should be a 404. You can make that happen by making the last part of your try_files block into =404;, for example:

try_files $uri $uri/ =404;

You can also set up a 404 page with the error_page directive:

error_page 404 <uri>;