NoSpotOfGround

Ok, that could be true. I assumed they meant the “building” phase that some frameworks go through.

Except… the compilation step doesn’t add type safety to JS.

As an aside, type safety hasn’t been something I truly miss in JS, despite how often it’s mentioned.

Terrawatt hours (per year, I assume?) is a strange way to express power usage. It’s like saying “my girlfriend lives only 60 km/h minutes away” instead of “1 km away”.

And the value is equivalent to 2.74 gigawatts of continuous power output. Which is way too low to be right.

But it’s what I’m finding online too. It’s like nobody understands what the units mean and they only care about relative changes over time.

I did find the statement that “the total global electricity [generation] capacity in 2022 was nearly 8.9 terawatt (TW)”, which makes more sense.

If you were wondering: in Indonesia. Not the US.

Yet.

And after that?