Spcx as a company is a massive AI business liability bolted onto a viable satellite internet business and an experimental but potentially successful rocket business. The former dwarfing the latter two in size. If they can decouple and let xAI die it can probably survive as a smaller company. If not, then it will likely, in my layman view, implode, and the satellite portion picked up by another company.

The fundamentals did change… there’s now mounting public evidence that Nvidia committed crimes of illegal export and ceding the moat to China destroying their own narrative for urgency.

They are also the pick-and-shovel seller to companies living in corruption-fantasy-land, where reality and real figures don’t matter because the SEC is currently non-functional. Nvidia is giving those companies money to buy Nvidia chips. That is looking to change sometime next year. Since stocks are a reflection where people imagine business is and will be, and if that future includes political and criminal investigations, with or without Huang, that will get priced into the valuation.

Anyway I’m also not fond of the trend of how much the superstar CEO hypes a stock being the main decider of how stocks swing, but in this case this is more than just Huang’s personal failing and messing around. You could still be right, the stock can and probably would rebound after some time as if nothing happened.

In fact I can’t think of a single company that would go under if it’s CEO got fired, or just suddenly disappeared,

Musk, spcx

Finally! That’s one of the main things that have kept me from being a regular GOG customer, having its own Lutris and Wine prefix for it is so annoying. Steam has had it right for at least 8 years.

He was almost done perfecting… uh… the pizza-making minigame!

…or something like that

From a global allocation perspective, actually it’s quite, terrible, to have Sam Altman and a small number of rich people to have the world’s limited supply of capital sitting around in their own speculative asset holdings.

This is great, thank you! Your contributions are great, I personally only get annoyed when people post stuff way too many of the same thread in an hour. I think like a daily newsletter like thing is fine for most people.

You are right… though I will point out that is the speed of a delivering product which is what AI is good at and what managers want, speed of writing lines of code was never a good metric. Other than that programs have always been judged by their quality, function and performance, which perhaps AI can still improve and get better than the average programmer. Most tech companies have in the last decade prioritizing shipping fast over shipping quality, so that’s why many companies see AI as something that fit right in with their production philosophy.

Nonetheless, the point is whether coding without AI is impossible as Molyneux said depends on your definition, Pandora’s box is opened and it’s in almost every tool, but creating new code or documentation with AI or not is still your own choice.

Useful and worth it? Yes, absolutely. A surprise? No, I wouldn’t say so.

If you take a very broad definition of “using AI” as ever having used a Google search where an AI summary came up, or having used a Linux or Microsoft kernel, IDE or software component version where AI was used for coding or checking/verifying the code in any way, then yes, it’s almost impossible, as you will have to revert your tooling completely to a 2022 or earlier toolchain.

However, your decision to use an LLM (AI) to generate new code is fully your decision as a programmer to make, always will be and I don’t think that’s anywhere close to impossible.

But not really surprising as much of this information was publicly released, this is just a report compiling it together in one easy-to-find and parse report.

In Cities Skylines for example, in the game itself you decide when you’ve won enough, there’s not a specific point when the game tells you you’ve won and you can stop playing now, so many players consider getting all achievements as completing the game. But some of the achievements are only possible to complete with certain DLC. An achievement “Make a Hot-Air Balloon Line” can only be done if you have the DLC letting you create Hot-Air Balloon lines, and so if you can’t do 30% of the achievements because of DLC you don’t have, the maximum completion you can attain without paying is 70%. In the prior format at times it might not be clear which achievements required DLC, including hidden ones. New scoped format is an improvement.

Played around with it on my desktop machine. Someone’s distilled variant of Qwen 3.8-27B-Q4_K_M, on a intel12700k + RTX3090 24GB is what I use.

I haven’t adjusted the reasoning down from very high but I mostly use it for trying tweaks to half-finished coding projects I’ve lost motivation to complete many years ago. I used it to develop a very simple JS-free personal website. I have secure shell which I can access from Termux or PuTTY, but sometimes I have the llama.cpp webui insecurely accessible online for one day at a time just for fun.

This is good especially for things like Paradox games which was essentially p2w requiring all the DLC be able to get 100% completion. That’s still the case, but it would be better to know when you’re at 100% with all the expansions you currently have, or events you participated in.

Oh, what an excellent choice! Time for many beloved Paramount and WB franchises to wither and die off, and a culture of harassment to foment at the new combined company.

Ah, if Jesus was born in the stable, makes sense he grew up as a horse. Or perhaps as a camel, trying to go through the eye of a needle.

Risk of Rain (the original), last I checked worked without steam. You just need to delete or relocate the steam_api dll file.

Likely around 70… It was a modern piece for his age

Lmao well all my friends are getting Transport Fever 3 on their Steam Front Page, I think partly because I’m such a nerd for trains and I got it day 1

I’m glad to see you still are around, I’ll subscribe to that and save your comment, sometimes i worry if the posts are years old if the community is unmoderated. If I get into BAR again, maybe I’ll post.

No you had to hold Select to go to the settings, Press skipforward until “Demo” option appears, then turn the dial right until it says Demo Off. I have a feeling the mistake could have been an accidental reset to default demo behaviour or activating satellite radio somehow through one of the modes.