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Im mostly familiar with Jim Keller, but familiar means I read about him years ago.

Question is, how good are those interviews though. Ok ok.in fairness, in the past some things read decent in the wiki. I think newer tech may have out grown human vision perhaps i dont know. Obviously this happens except the Ryzen guy who seems someone just boinked his head with some kind of...

I do get what you are saying, i think you are correct , in many aspects this market may be more akin to books, and less hollywood movies. But yes project cost ( unlike book) had them going for the hollywood approach too much.

I too lost the plot in the discussion. Personally I think nothing of these ' trends' or whatever market gyrations. I dont mean the job losses, thats terrible and large companies really should steel themselves nintendo style and eat slow years while keeping their people, it would make them...

Its may be a matter of saturation more than anything else.

Trillionare company doing trillonaire things, meh. I dont know, not sure this matters.

The year of linux has been at play since 1991. That said linux is in fact everywhere but the desktop, i think is a fair prediction to say that desktops as we know them will most likely die before the year of linux as it was originally referenced to. So yeah windows on the desktop might dodo...

Moving the task bar can be useful. But nothing matters, reality is, ms can do whatever, and nothing will happen to them. Its just weird that the care for cool things is gone. Its been gone for a while, we are in the era of control, and take it or leave it.

So AI huh? For the future will AI mean fully bug free, no 6gb updates, full speed gaming on day-1? Suuuuure, most likely it will mean bland and re-bland games, depending on how lazy they go.

I thought it was the one service. Thats silly (to be 2 things).

Took me bit.

I will need one "soon", by soon I mean I hope they take more than 2 years to start rolling out cars; both my cars are 10 or so but still in decent shape I can milk them more, but by the same token they are entering the age where odds of mayor repairs become more and more likely.

Reserve made.

I.used to be so.in for self driving cars, then started to realize, we wont get self driving car, companies will get you to pay them for mining all your data, and survaillance, while you get un -repairable cars for more money, that will never self drive. Thats all, goverment, as always helping...

How about an effing electric car with a durable easily replaceable battery, a big fat electric motor, normal safety, ac, hell you can even ship it without a radio and no speaker, nooo worries just desing the space for the speakers, and a 2 din head unit and done. Its truly incredible that what...

Produce 200 of a 1200w 4000$ monstrosity with incredible performance, steal all headlines for the next 2 years, bury AMD for pennies on the dollar. As incredible as Lisa Su is, its difficult to understand their lack of halo products attempts, even if failing, they should try year after year idk.

Since the first x86 console it hasnt made sense: to not fully support keyboard and mouse, by fully i mean have studios include support for every game published. And it hasnt made sense for the console to be closed, although that makes sense from a money standpoint and also there is an argument...

Meh nothing a couple of thorium reactors cant fix. Im not much for the energy argument we should become more advanced, and more energy intensive, dyson sphere here we go. How you go about it is crux of the matter i guess. Use fresh sunlight , burn old sunlight, or use old supernovas.

Idk supposedly the bigger energy cost is during AI model training.

Well, i mean its hard for AI not find its place when humans are also producing derivative products routinely. The derivative market will remain just as big, and " indie" gaming will remain the place of innovation, I guess same as always . I suppose the drop is due to the fact that in time, even...