

The markets have completed their transition into a casino, no predictions are possible anymore.


The markets have completed their transition into a casino, no predictions are possible anymore.


So they saw the numbers, got scared and are starting to take action. Good for them, but too late. I’ve tasted the freedom that is Linux and I don’t see how I could ever go back.


Good for them, I doubt it’ll be as powerful as my various KDE bars.


How about Half Life Cinematic mod, but for every game?


Yeah, good luck with that.


It took big tech a long time, but they did find a way to kill open source software in the end. Replacing it with unreadable, unmaintainable and inhuman code is the cherry on top. You couldn’t make it up.
First Blue Owl now BlackRock. Feels like something is in the air.


The suckers who buy this trash and pay for it deserve it. There’s so much good gaming to be had, at this point it’s a choice.


I expected nothing and am still disappointed somehow. I don’t think they’ll ever release the thing, it served it’s purpose of making headlines already.


Financial trickery is what this is. Rolling one failing business into the next, Tesla will follow soon. It’s incredible that this is even legal, but of course nothing matters anymore in Trump’s America.


Alternative headline: Linux market share increased by 30% from november to january!


People will die, rather quickly, and that will be the end of it.


Although I am very, very sceptical about the value of LLMs in the programming context this is now a reality that we have to face. Looking the other way won’t solve the issues surrounding the topic. I don’t think a separate community is necessary or helpful.


The thing is, I’d have given it a chance if I could play it on Linux. But alas, I can only watch from the sidelines.


And yet, the stock barely reacted. It’s really a gamble on Elon’s ability to keep the scam going and growing at this point. Wouldn’t recommend for investors, would recommend for idiots.


Yeah, you see this a lot these days. Copilot has many good ideas about how components “should” work.


Yeah, C++ for a storefront? Why?


Being a team lead is not about using others to implement your vision. You’d be better off founding your own company.
That’s certainly an interesting experiment.