Tree shaking is essentially reducing the amount of included code to only the stuff being used.

Let’s say you have a JAR, DLL, or whatever with 5 functions.

Your application calls function A which also calls function B of the DLL/jar.

Tree shaking says “hmm, if I follow the code execution path, I only need 2/5 functions from the DLL/jar” and discards the remaining 3/5 functions.

This significantly reduces the bundle size (the bundle is what is sent to the browser).

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They usually only dispense when you tap them on the ground.

Just don’t do that

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This is actually due to trademark/copyright.

The first thing can’t be Linux due to that

However I agree.

It’s not blood. The animals are bled immediately after death (or during, depending on the method).

The liquid coming out of raw mean is called purge, which is myoglobin and water.

In the case of the above image, it’s rendered fat, water, myoglobin, and possibly other things depending on how it’s been prepared.

Source: I used to work as a butcher, grew up on a farm, and worked on kill floors.