the observation goes beyond garbage in garbage out. Mainly that we're always operating from some prior and limited understanding. That what may look like a hallucination could be closer to the truth than our current frameworks of understanding allow us to admit. The hermeneutic circle.
Increased taxation would be defensible if it was paired with spending reform. Increasing the tax to just inflate a bureaucracy helps nobody. Increasing the tax and then directly paying people, with no PMC in the middle, seems win-win-win.
This has been proven out again and again in my experience. Going as far back as being a student advisor in college. Any time I would run into someone using these words (in advising sessions, interviews, casual conversation), the speaker had no further depth when pressed on the topic they were trying to wave at.
It's been around 2000 years with many divisions and sects so I don't think you can give a single definition. Early Christians didn't agree on the divinity of Jesus. Hell wasn't christian doctrine until 400CE. Some Christians believe heaven is on earth itself and you'll be resurrected on earth, in your original body, when that times comes.
Queries span frontend and backend. If a query cannot be resolved entirely on the frontend (due to missing data) it falls back to the backend to get the rest of the results.
The DB is smart enough to understand if a query can be fully or partially resolved client side based on what other queries have already been synced.
Meta compensates 10x types very well. 3x bonus multipliers, additional equity that can range from 100k-1m+, and level increases are a huge bump to comp (https://www.levels.fyi/)
SQLite had 2 bugs[1] where batch atomic writes would corrupt your DB if you used IndexedDB to back your VFS. It has been patched in SQLite so rolling a new electric release that pulls in the latest SQLite build should fix that.
LLMs on consumer grade hardware are a thing and will become more so. Something that only needs to understand the space of the application is certainly attainable.