> 3. However, from the past experience with physics, we know that mathematical infinities or singularities are often just an evidence of the theory breaking down. So perhaps it's the case here, and a more complete theory will allow to work around the infinity somehow.
Then it won't take infinite amount of energy, just (infinity minus one). Also, how do you stop? need another near-infinite energy?
But also also, due to time dilation and length contraction, wouldn't you end up in a 2d universe where time doesn't pass for you?
"... a characteristic of that kind of historical writing in which the author seeks antecedents of present-day institutions or ideas in earlier historical periods. This kind of anachronism is considered to be a form of Whig history ..."
Except in the rare case where a new idea emerges and is introduced fully formed in its final stage, there are precursors of present-day institutions and ideas in earlier historical periods so seeking them would just be normal history.
That's true in general, but that is not what seems to be the case here, and the full article on precursorism linked by poiuyt098 suggests that correct usage would be confined to such cases.
Because it does matter: to a large extent it's a zero-sum game.
Our tools evolve, and without popularity they and your skills will stagnate and you'll be less productive over time.
IT is changing fast and a stream of fresh converts is required to implement & update new libraries and features and protocols.
> I look for strong documentation, integration with tools for observability and deployment, and compatibility with a well understood runtime that makes operations easier.
Great, let's see those metrics tested and compared in an easy to read table, then we'll have a matrix of qualities on which to base a choice of stack.
Then it won't take infinite amount of energy, just (infinity minus one). Also, how do you stop? need another near-infinite energy?
But also also, due to time dilation and length contraction, wouldn't you end up in a 2d universe where time doesn't pass for you?