I have had a long running theory that the better the local food, the least amount of fast food places per capita. Seems to hold up here pretty well

It's satire of the people who come on this subreddit to ask obvious questions

I suppose. I think what I am thinking of is that the C family has a very particular look. How functions are defined, scoping, variable declaration... all looks very very similar in C, C++, Java, C#

Python has a very distinct "look" to it.

ML family (including Haskell, OCaml, F#) all looks pretty similar

Etc. I think Rust is a good example of what you are saying. It steals a lot of the greatest ideas from a lot of languages, but I think of language families as having the same sort of style / feel

There are some things about this I don't quite get. Like ML is a predecessor to haskell, so anything haskell inspired must also be inspired by ML no?

And like anything that was inspired by C++ or Java must also be inspired by C, right?

First I read the title, then I thought "oh they mean like no outside libraries. Just write a neural net from scratch just using math"

Read the comments and was surprised by the answers.

Went back to the body of your post... oh no

Yeah I don't really eat that much plant based meat alternatives either. My diet is heavily Asian cuisine. Lots of rice and veggies pretty much. Try to buy things in their simplest form (no frozen stir fry packs or shit like that) and cook everything up myself. Probably the most processed thing I eat is the coconut milk in my Indian dishes. Or maybe the occasional little chunk of chocolate? Or bread/flour/pasta? I sometimes even make my bread/pasta myself lol

I've been a vegetarian for almost 4 years now. Seems to be paying dividends