World hunger is now fully a political problem and needs to be solved politically. It may sound hard, but in this case it is only a matter of money. The right organizations just need more funding, again that might sound hard, how do you pick the right one, but in this case the right organization is almost always the UN World Food Programme. They need exactly $13B to solve world hunger. And that is not a lot of money.
Jokes aside, I never has had any major problem with `<input type="date">`. Yes there are some annoyances when translating between local time and an absolute timezone aware timestamp. Yes it is annoying that `.valueAsDate()` doesn’t work out of the box. But those are very easy to overcome with a three line utility function.
Did I claim CSS being useless eyecandy? Nope. Bezels and squircles? Yes.
<div class="container"></div> .container { display: grid; grid-template-columns: 1fr 1fr 1fr; grid-template-rows: 1fr 1fr 1fr; gap: 0px 0px; grid-auto-flow: row; grid-template-areas: ". . ." ". . ." ". . ."; }
I've been away from CSS for a few years and this looks alien to me. I don't know any of this syntax except for the div declaration, and I used to think I was good at CSS with less and sass. I don't want to deal with molecules, or atoms, this is just too much.