It's also implied that the doctor is the Hero who defeated the Demon Lord 15 years ago, and this is his post-hero career.

on a side note I really enjoy the extent to which James Cameron goes to Hollywood and is like "I would like eleventy million dollars to spend on undersea exploration" and Hollywood is like do we get a movie out of this and he's like, ugh, fine, I'll make you a billion dollars on the side

Possibly further out of the way, but when I visited Vancouver, I was recommended Pajo's Fish & Chips at Steveston Wharf. (Ate there; recall it being good, but I can't compare it to other local options). The cannery museum nearby was also quite interesting.

More generally, I'd say always go to constructor, as the IDE often provides other ways nearby to jump to the class def'n, e.g. variable types (explicit or inlay hint), class outline, Ctrl-T, etc., but fewer ways to reach the constructor.

I feel that in languages with overloadable constructors, it should take you to the constructor, esp. in languages like C++ where function resolution can be non-obvious.

My wife and I finished Ep 1 a few weeks ago (inspired by you posting about Ep 0 on Tumblr). We got around to watching the Ep 1 interviews last night. She wondered if you had any thoughts about the Yumi interview.