The design of Web streams predates async iteration in JavaScript. The for await...of syntax didn't land until ES2018, two years after the Streams Standard was initially finalized. This timing meant the API couldn't initially leverage what would eventually become the idiomatic way to consume asynchronous sequences in JavaScript. Instead, the spec introduced its own reader/writer acquisition model — and that decision rippled through every aspect of the API.
\[\hat{s}= \sum_{k \in \mathcal{D}} k\,p(k).\]This produces a smooth score such as (5.4), rather than forcing the model to commit to a single sampled integer. In practice, this is substantially more stable than naive score sampling and better reflects the model’s uncertainty. It also handles cases where the judge distribution is broad or multimodal. For example, two candidates may both have mean score (5.4), while one has most of its mass tightly concentrated around (5) and (6), and the other splits mass between much lower and much higher ratings. The mean alone is the same, but the underlying judgement is very different.
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Stream.pull() creates a lazy pipeline. The compress and encrypt transforms don't run until you start iterating output. Each iteration pulls data through the pipeline on demand.