Even more nuts would be a model that could follow a large, dense set of highly detailed instructions related to a series of complex tasks. Intelligence is nice, but it's far more useful and programmable if it can tightly follow a lot of custom instructions.
It was also only model that was good with coming with something creative at all, like brainstorming startup ideas etc. for me - they were grounded as in reasonable compared to other I tried
It's general hard to have discourse online without some good authentication as bots dominate everything. That's why normal people use mostly facebook groups. This needs some solution but gov ID isn't it, unless it's some cryptographic thing that is passed to other services that link data with their own salt or something like that.
Having said that I like how in PL we have very nice auth to all government services that finally works well (it's like 5th implementation of this system). It makes it very easy to use gov services and before had to login with bank accounts or create some crappy accounts. Now it just works with faceID and done.
You can also login to 3rd parties as well. For example I was able to get my medical health results info from commercial provider by sharing basic info from this auth app without creating account or anything (they get access to Gov ID).
If there was something like that guarantees pseudonymous ID that can't be reversed via rainbow tables like stuff that could be useful as general login ID.
I would like to have ability to choose if I use new one for this provider or one that can be linked with other services. Kinda like with apple anonymising emails. Are there any efforts in this directions?
No React won and I choose it in 2015 because FB used it for their own app while Angular was by google but never really used by their top engineers so it was crappy. I think they still use Clojure compiler to this day. FB had correct incentives to keep it stable and good. Now that Vercel overtook I am more sceptical of incentive alignment
That someone can initialize a state in if block is not something good. React won with Angular 1.0 because noobs abused two-way binding making fking mess everywhere. Now in react they abuse useEffect but it’s a bit easier to control. I work currently in Svelte and never use 2-way binding and are careful to package state mgmt well but I like it. It’s similar to react with mobx but more performant although has no good component libraries. SvelteKit is also generally fine
If you ever played competitive game the difference is insane between these tiers