In this manner - revalidating is like creating another API request. We don't have interactivity because it's like an API request and response. This also makes me think that in some cases it's better to compute things on the client synchronously instead of sending an API request

The new area of MPC makes me think that IDEs like Cursor can do more than writing code. I may be able to control Blender and other tools, do research, and write more effective notes. It may be the gateway to interact with AI models.

Sometimes, I explore creative coding using Claude / ChatGPT to write some code just to see the result. I think doing it in Cursor will do a better job because it is aware of the project context, and it saves me time copying and pasting, and cursor rules can give me better results

Interesting - you are talking about v8 hidden classes 👀
IDK about the gain in performance it can have, but I'm interested to see the results in benchmarks

The rationale was to fix the happy paths (like explicit types) and give options.
I also considered an option to allow it only on variables under specific comment / variable names type regexes.
I need to run it on some of my projects to get more insights.

I contributed to
github.com/urish/vscode... in the past,
But now with the power of AI we can probably convert native language to AST selectors. But not sure about how to integrate modules inside.

Just create something useful that you care about

Start by taking the first step. Begin with a modest goal, such as earning your first $10. There's no one-size-fits-all approach; simply take action and get started.

Ideas are multiplayer of execution.
sive.rs/multiply

Remember what brought you joy and success in your business. It's perfectly fine to revisit and refine it. Don't feel pressured by an imaginary audience; focus on making your vision a reality, as it's your own creation.

Delegate or die. If you leave for a year - you want your business to improve without you.

Do it for love, not just for financial gain. Set up your business as if you didn't need the money – a mindset that prioritizes being over having. This approach will bring me happiness because it's about becoming who you want to be, rather than accumulating what you want to have.