@~8:00 one quote says:

With web articles, I think the biggest problem is that it is hard to create interactive elements in it. Some people are able to make very fancy web articles. But it takes efforts you know.

Related to ho-hoism? Or at least the Torvaldsian sentiment about not being "big and professional like gnu[sic]".

Is this (self-directed/-inflicted) ho-hoism? (Maybe even a consequence of Ra?)

Also: ho-hoism; see McCarthy to Russell on eval

This is a fine perspective as long as you're not penalizing people who arrive at 12:59:59 — "If you are on time, you are late" is a stupid mantra that, while my sample size is low, I've only heard from people who were themselves egregious time wasters and made the remarks as a way of honoring Ra.

(I'd argue further that anyone who arrives at any time between [13:00:00, 13:01:00) are doing okay, so long as they're wiling to accept that no one is obligated to wait for them. I.e. what "the meeting is at 1:00 PM" means is that everyone has permission to start the meeting at 13:00:00, whether you're there or not.)

A good case study in ho-hoism.