One of my sons is allergic to peanuts (and a lot more, like dairy alas) ... but Biscoff is a saviour for a little treat! And Biscoff spread is glorious, better than peanut butter IMO
Biscoff spread is a nice treat but peanut butter is much higher in protein, lower in carbs, and is mostly unsaturated fats compared to Biscoff spread which is mostly saturated fats.
Compared to natural peanut butter anyways. Compared to something like Jif though, that difference is probably minimal.
Even sweetened peanut butter like Jif is pretty healthy. It's something like 90% peanut butter, 9% sugar, and 1% other oils. Total composition is like 50% fat, 20% protein, 10% fiber, and 10% sugar.
Biscoff spread is more like 40% fat, 35% sugar, and 20% other carbs. No protein or fiber.
Github definitely extended git to a far less technical audience than basic git came from. Emailing patches or connecting to others' remote hosts to pull changes was too much complexity for many customers.
Pull requests, CI platform, authentication that is not PAM etc.
Is that any of that something that cannot be easily replicated?
A lot of work maybe, and required a vision to do so initially. But straightforward work that MS could easily do it, and of course other small companies have replicated it too.
I'm still a paying customer from somewhere before 2010, don't use it consistently but I've got a ton of things in there. Every time the anniversary rolls around in November I ponder how much effort to move off it for the not insignificant cost, but then the desire fades until about the next November :)
