Honestly, the first set is the replacement for department stores where you could go and experience the product for yourself. They try to solve the problem of the first impression you might get. For example, I have been…
Are language servers forced to support it?
I don't know man. Marijuana is/was banned in most of the US. LOL, how do you ban a plant?
Completely incoherent reasoning that's falling for a clear false dichotomy fallacy.
Yes, I know that this article is about IP rights for Netflix shows and movies. OP said they initially thought it was for all of Xbox, which is a theory that's been gaining traction online in gaming and tech spaces that…
I’m not following how that is a response to what I said. I’m not talking about Valve’s profits. I’m talking about the profit of the game developers selling their games on Steam. I think I understand why Microsoft costs…
I initially misunderstood OP. However the more I think about it, the more it seems similar though. If Steam is charging game developers a 30-20% cut, that must mean those game developers margins are higher than 30-20%…
Yeah, that's the Nintendo model I mentioned.
Nope, you are not really comprehending my comment. Here is a non-exhastive list of extremes: - No regulations what so ever, it's free for all - Complete ban on all AI - Only OpenAI and Anthropic can do AI - Only the…
> hold companies and individuals responsible for the consequences of their actions. Are you referring to the model providers or the companies/individuals using the models or both? Like I totally get it about the one…
oh I see. I misunderstood OP
Doesn’t Steam also take a 30% cut?
The exclusives business model worked for Sony for the ps4 generation for sure. But it seems that the cost of developing ever larger and more ambitious games has ballooned in recent years. Intentionally limiting your…
I know the theories about Microsoft selling Xbox or spinning it off are common on the internet these days. They might even make sense from a high level business prospective. However, I don’t understand how they could do…
Thank you. That’s totally fair. I know I’m using an unsupported old device and that it’s better to have a separate work managed device. I just hate the idea of carrying 2 phones and was hoping there is a way I could…
Yes, I'm. I didn't mean for my list of extremes to be exhaustive of extremes. But yes, NOBODY (in a "butlerian jihad" sense) is just another extreme in the list of extreme takes. Only governments or military is another…
> You seem to think that regulation means hitting the brakes. I’m explicitly criticizing that position.
I'm fascinated by this forum's take on AI regulations. Whenever there is an adverse event, people say of course it should be regulated. The EU AI Act is a good start but we need more. These labs need to be held…
I’m not very familiar with android because I don’t daily it, but I have an old Pixel 4 with GOS that I was using to evaluate GOS. I know for example that some MDMs don’t work on a secondary “Work” profile in GOS,…
Not entirely related to the topic, but there is also this weird thing where if you're not on your social network's choice of music streaming service you'd feel left out. I find it a bit amusing. My friend group are all…
It's been happening, but just like all fads, especially nostalgia driven ones, it'll die soon. Every few years a new batch of people enter their higher earning years where they have more disposable income (mid to late…
That’s an absurd statement. Optimizing every language around what a runc-like program would is absurd.
I’d argue in 2011, the client / server model is what made docker a success. It allowed for a seamless, and mostly identical, experience for docker on Mac, Windows and Linux for one. It met developers where they were,…
You put it better than me
There was a generation of programmers who obsessed about memory alignment, bit packing, SoA vs AoS, memory arenas, handwritten assembly, etc. For well over a decade now, a todo app would take 800MB in RAM, but it has…
Honestly, the first set is the replacement for department stores where you could go and experience the product for yourself. They try to solve the problem of the first impression you might get. For example, I have been…
Are language servers forced to support it?
I don't know man. Marijuana is/was banned in most of the US. LOL, how do you ban a plant?
Completely incoherent reasoning that's falling for a clear false dichotomy fallacy.
Yes, I know that this article is about IP rights for Netflix shows and movies. OP said they initially thought it was for all of Xbox, which is a theory that's been gaining traction online in gaming and tech spaces that…
I’m not following how that is a response to what I said. I’m not talking about Valve’s profits. I’m talking about the profit of the game developers selling their games on Steam. I think I understand why Microsoft costs…
I initially misunderstood OP. However the more I think about it, the more it seems similar though. If Steam is charging game developers a 30-20% cut, that must mean those game developers margins are higher than 30-20%…
Yeah, that's the Nintendo model I mentioned.
Nope, you are not really comprehending my comment. Here is a non-exhastive list of extremes: - No regulations what so ever, it's free for all - Complete ban on all AI - Only OpenAI and Anthropic can do AI - Only the…
> hold companies and individuals responsible for the consequences of their actions. Are you referring to the model providers or the companies/individuals using the models or both? Like I totally get it about the one…
oh I see. I misunderstood OP
Doesn’t Steam also take a 30% cut?
The exclusives business model worked for Sony for the ps4 generation for sure. But it seems that the cost of developing ever larger and more ambitious games has ballooned in recent years. Intentionally limiting your…
I know the theories about Microsoft selling Xbox or spinning it off are common on the internet these days. They might even make sense from a high level business prospective. However, I don’t understand how they could do…
Thank you. That’s totally fair. I know I’m using an unsupported old device and that it’s better to have a separate work managed device. I just hate the idea of carrying 2 phones and was hoping there is a way I could…
Yes, I'm. I didn't mean for my list of extremes to be exhaustive of extremes. But yes, NOBODY (in a "butlerian jihad" sense) is just another extreme in the list of extreme takes. Only governments or military is another…
> You seem to think that regulation means hitting the brakes. I’m explicitly criticizing that position.
I'm fascinated by this forum's take on AI regulations. Whenever there is an adverse event, people say of course it should be regulated. The EU AI Act is a good start but we need more. These labs need to be held…
I’m not very familiar with android because I don’t daily it, but I have an old Pixel 4 with GOS that I was using to evaluate GOS. I know for example that some MDMs don’t work on a secondary “Work” profile in GOS,…
Not entirely related to the topic, but there is also this weird thing where if you're not on your social network's choice of music streaming service you'd feel left out. I find it a bit amusing. My friend group are all…
It's been happening, but just like all fads, especially nostalgia driven ones, it'll die soon. Every few years a new batch of people enter their higher earning years where they have more disposable income (mid to late…
That’s an absurd statement. Optimizing every language around what a runc-like program would is absurd.
I’d argue in 2011, the client / server model is what made docker a success. It allowed for a seamless, and mostly identical, experience for docker on Mac, Windows and Linux for one. It met developers where they were,…
You put it better than me
There was a generation of programmers who obsessed about memory alignment, bit packing, SoA vs AoS, memory arenas, handwritten assembly, etc. For well over a decade now, a todo app would take 800MB in RAM, but it has…