In that scenario, do you see 10-2 Miami getting into the playoffs ahead of the ACC title game runner up?

Same, so when I go through this exercise with people on my team, we pre-filter for tasks we actually need to accomplish in the near future. On ~3d-2wk timescales, we ask what harm comes if something doesn’t happen in the next 2wk, and then we LNO what actually matters.

Shreyas Doshi’s LNO framework helps me here. Sometimes if I have a long todo list, I’ll start a time block by knocking out a couple quick Overhead tasks to build momentum and focus for a Leverage task with the rest of my time. www.dualoop.com/blog/shreyas...

I’ve seen that a lot in agent mode as well. It requires lots of “okay great, now do that” follow ups. Anecdotally, non-4o models seem better about that. Maybe 4o is a bit _too_ cost-optimized?

This book taught me more than a couple semesters of digital logic did! Given a few minutes, I could still work out the gates for an 8-bit adder today. It stuck so well because I followed along and built all the circuits in (a much older version of) github.com/logisim-evol...

There’s some commonality in parsing. Webpack, Babel (thus Prettier), and ESLint’s default parsers are all based on Acorn. They generate ESTree-style ASTs, with github.com/estree/estree being a collaboration point. I’m not aware of ESTree-based static analysis logic shared between tools, however.

Looks like there have been some discussions since then in TC39 meetings: github.com/search?q=rep...

Finally dug up the notes. Looks like the last discussion of the module proposals in the tools call was November of 2022. docs.google.com/document/d/1...

It’s currently stage 2 and was a major topic among bundler authors in TC39 tooling calls in the first half of 2023 when I was attending on behalf of ESLint, but I haven’t joined since then, so I don’t know if there are recent updates.

Not today. There’s a Module Declarations proposal that would add “syntax for named, inline JS modules, which can be used for bundling multiple modules into a single JavaScript file.” github.com/tc39/proposa...

Seconding the question because we’re considering switching