The evolutionary fitness of a particular adaptation helps spread the genes that causes the adaptation. I think backpropagation is a very apt description for that phenomenon
F# is my go-to language for new backend projects and console apps. You can be as functional as you like, with imperative/mutable/OOP escape hatches available for those rare but unavoidable times you need them
That's an implementation detail. For all we know the author has a very firm split between their application folder and their blog posts folder, and they only get combined at the compilation stage. You don't need the content to be stored separately at runtime in order to maintain separation of concerns in your codebase
You're pointing out the best that humanity is capable of. He's pointing out that people judge LLMs by their worst performances. You're not disagreeing with the parent comment.
Well if it's a choice between these 4, then sure. Not sure that really suffices to qualify Go as "the" best language for agents