architects i know say "i designed that", "i worked on that", "i specified that" or "i chose that", they don't say "i built that"

Very annoying UX, I found it felt like it was breaking continuity and making the ideas on each page disjointed.

I would imagine a trajectory similar to AlphaGo, it starts out trying to replicate humans and then at a certain point pivots to entirely self-play. I think the main hurdle with llms, is that there isn't a strong reward target to go after. It seems like the current target is to simply replicate humans, but to go beyond that they will need a different target.

I agree in general, but defining an appropriate target seems intractable at the moment. Perhaps it is something the AIs will have to define for themselves.

I think real intelligences are working with myriad such targets, but an adversarial environment seems essential for developing intelligence along this axis.

I do think if there's a path to AGI from current efforts it will be through game play, but that could just be the impressionable kid who watched Wargames in the 80s speaking through me.

bevy?

If someone is born does that mean my share of land decreases?

Funny you mention nobody uses var anymore when I just saw a post on here yesterday that perf critical code still uses var since it's faster

Bundlers will convert let/const to var, assign classes and functions to var etc but generally people don't write it themselves unless they want to (ab)use its semantics for performance reasons.

Do people often use bundlers for the backend?

is your excise tax really 375? my 2014 honda civic is only $50

Registration is usually far higher with EVs because they aren’t paying into gas taxes that go towards road work.

I wonder how road work is going to be financed once most cars are EVs

Ah you're right, it's 50, I was looking at my 2020 bill

Module support is still experimental and under a flag and doesn't have any mechanism for mocking.

The two I find most annoying

Hoisting/import order especially when trying to mock tests.

Whether or not to include extensions, and which extension to use, .js vs .ts.

i believe that secondary stream is used for picture in picture so its lower quality, like 480p or something

Maybe; I don't know anything about it. I will note that that belief could easily develop, true or not, if twitch streams start out in low resolution and increase as you buffer them.

A third-party client has room to make a dramatic improvement on the twitch experience by not dropping audio while you make the switch from the ad stream to the content stream.