The random word highlighting makes it hard to read for me.

> and to ignore my PRs when I don't

PRs should be optional, IMHO. Not all changes require peer review, and if we trust our colleagues then we should allow them to merge their branch without wasting time with performative PRs.

There are better options out there. I recently bought the INIU 10,000mAh 22.5W powerbank from Amazon for $29.69 CAD [0].

It weighs 205g/7.2oz.

[0]: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B09176JCKZ

Summary: The current system of 3 cues (pictures, context, syntax) is ineffective because kids don't actually read the words. SIPPS is a better way.

> Around the same time, Goldberg was trained in a program that uses a different strategy for teaching children how to read words. The program is called "Systematic Instruction in Phonological Awareness, Phonics, and Sight Words," or SIPPS.24 It's a phonics program that teaches children how to sound out words and uses what are known as "decodable books." Most words in the books have spelling patterns that kids have been taught in their phonics lessons.

> In some areas, such as California, Florida, the mid-Atlantic, the Midwest, Texas and the Southwest, small increases in solar were estimated to deliver large CO2 reductions, while in others, such as New England, the central U.S., and Tennessee, impacts were found to be minimal