No we dont. Valve will make sure this subscription model will die in infancy.

And thank god for that.

LLMs are mostly trained on jsweb stuff. Are very good for it. The need for web developers will GREATLY decrease. Thats how it is.

US has pulled out soldiers from EU grounds.

EU restarted domestic production of millitary equipment.

Germany is making military draft mandatory again.

Noone believes US will help like they did before (we know it was a two way deal but still..)

The moment US left EU to Russia they are now all alone. NATO is just a name now.

There are still ~80000 US troops in Europe. NATO is blemished but still there.

If you look at what happened to EU or north Africa after death of Kaddafi or Hussain:

No, it was a terrible outcome. US stold gold and oil while the rest of the world had to cope with the aftermath.

US and Izrael are notoriously breaking international laws, both countries are ruled by criminals.

So many ppl do not understand you dont have to install precommit hooks or you can disable them locally when working on a temp brach is astounding.

You dont have to install hooks. Its that simple.

Be prepared to have your PR blocked tho.

Yes when I need to convert music in one way or another I dont pay 0.1$ to do it and be over with it.

I run Cloude Code to build that SaaS for me locally over the span of few weeks, to get the same value.

This article makes no sense.

I really hope steam machine and steam deck will plow gaming industry monopolies.

I want to move away from Windows completely also for my gaming hobby but cant yet fully.

I also want to ravage Nintendo monopoly and unwillingness to let me play old games they no longer want to support AND dont want to let me play.

I rly rly hope Valve will make it and we can ditch those companies with shady practices.

This doesn't track with what happened after previous bubbles.

Investors will be sad, but businesses that still do useful work will still have revenue. Why would they be worthless?

Previous bubble did not take global market with it. It was close to it, but it did not happen.

It just made possible next one worse x10.

Bailing out 2008 was a mistake. All of those banks were supposed to collapse.

Next burst will be a lot worse. Reason why China, Japan, Europe are all dumping their USD reserves.

Everyone is preparing for inevitable collapse of USD.

It will be devastating for the whole world. Hard to predict how bad tho.

That sort of crash is what central banks exist to protect against. That could be something like the Fed stepping in as a buyer of last resort and picking up several trillion dollars of equity, and/or pushing rates to zero again to incentivize private capital to more or less do the same.

A global crash of financial systems is unlikely because it’s cause too much pain for everyone. It unfortunately means we plebs are likely the ones paying to bail it out.

I rather suspect that in the current economic climate, a trillion dollar bailout of Big Tech would very quickly translate to riots in the streets.

Frankly, I would be happy if riots in the streets happen (if there is a bailout of Big Tech in the first place). What's going on recently with OpenAI publicly, and probably most of the 'AI' players not publicly, is disgusting - it's a bubble, everyone and their mother knows it, and these guys try to save their asses by asking for governement backing before the bubble even pops. Privatize gains, socialize losses...

It's a shame that no more bankers went to jail after 2008, although I find the situation was much more complicated than here.

Oh, don't get me wrong, if and when this happens, I'll join the riots.

And I'm not even anti-AI; I genuinely believe that, as a technology, it is a major advancement that can and should be put to so many good uses. Which is emphatically not what the people in charge are doing.