Yes this should really be the link. GraalPython is being very actively developed. The submitted link gives a false impression.

What about https://wiki.c2.com

Something along exactly those same kind of lines of intent, yep.

A wiki-like reference guide that can assist architectural and technology selection recommendations.

Potentially with support for argument mapping[1] and decision trees[2] to deal with contentious or context-sensitive topics.

[1] - https://en.arguman.org/

[2] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decision_tree

it's been read only since ~forever

It depends on the definitions of the terms used.

Strictly following MISRA like guidelines while developing web SaaS? Spending day on orchestrating mocks of this and that service so you can test some trivial class and tick the 100% code coverage box?

I think that code quality of individual methods does not matter as much as quality of overall architecture and that requires some design planning and regular refactoring and that I would imagine can hold you back from delivering something in a tight time frame. It does pay in longer term, I am not debating that, but before it pays off it may be too late.

Dynamic just in time compilation? It can inline the comparison into the sort and bail out if you call the sort with another comparison function.

But then you open a can of worms with regards to security.

GraphViz?

What?

Greater Los Angeles has a lower population density than Germany or the UK. It's densely populated for a country, not so much for a city. The County of Los Angeles is somewhat denser at about twice the population density of England. Los Angeles itself is fairly densely populated, at slightly below the population density of London, or 1/4th that of Paris (a city known for resisting skyscrapers).

Allowing more homes to build does not require infinite land.

Because AFAIK .net cannot deopt when another implementation is loaded dynamically

I think Core 3.0 can?