Through the use of module boundary level contracts and strict checks like dependencies/imports, because that’s where cheaper models would often stray. I think it’s important to keep the checks simple instead of complex coding checks. For example, “accounts is not allowed to import billing”.
"Decades" is an extreme POV. Big tech companies are actively investing into nuclear power. Unlike those green renewables you described, nuclear runs almost nonstop. At least 90%+ of the time! Let's not forget about China, who can do it faster and cheaper compared to western standards.
Obviously short term we'll be forced to use gas, renewables, etc. But saying nuclear will be irrelevant is wrong.. Reliable 24/7 clean power without the need for massive amounts of batteries or land is ideal.
Whether people like it or not, nuclear power is the path forward for the foreseeable future; at least until nuclear fusion becomes a reality. With incoming AI/automation, ya’ll need all the power ya can get.
It’s not that I’m afraid. As an introvert, I just think it’s a pain in the ass. Versus contacting strangers for work, I don’t mind because it’s something I have to do.
Environment, diet, unhealthy lifestyles, etc. Things are becoming more digitized. We're moving less for more comfort/efficiency/convenience. Not to mention the better diets/foods are more expensive nowadays.
Perhaps cells are small in the first place is for efficiency. It's more efficient to perform a set of tasks with trillions of these cells in unison than one big blob.