An ankle high barrier is enough to reduce traffic to a point where it is no longer an issue.

There are loads of phones and non technical users.

I don’t know. This just makes sense. AI can be a major contributor to cost so making sure you generate revenue from the user just seems like the smart move.

I for my part do need web search. Couldn’t even tell you halve the marketplaces that exist and am not going to cross reference by hand when looking for something.

I guess you can just go to Elsevier for your knowledge needs but that’s hella pricy and sometimes worse than what could be found on the web.

Or you could just use a cross platform terminal such as Powershell? I also use Terminal to have nice UX.

Visual studio is pretty ok with it’s debugging functionalities.

Vim does not just work if you don’t know how to get into edit mode and save and quit from there. Nano even has built in search and replace.

Can’t treat someone well enough while paying them peanuts.

Yes. But if you are the only one producing seniors their market value will increase to the extent where you cannot afford to keep them.

Training juniors as if nothing happened will not provide you but the economy with seniors. You don’t own people.

Skill issue can easily be made positive if you provide the information to acquire the skill.

Apple products are not particularly expensive compared to a dev. Unless you enslaved your employees.

Locky, not lock free!

It touches on an interesting topic. Gaming on Linux. I only explained what my performance expectations would be since they outlined theirs and mine contrast starkly.

I expected hardware to perform similar independent of OS. Then again I only use Linux for productive tasks.

In short: They made a test suite that runs on Linux. No clear advantage was measured? Hence people are empowered to switch to Linux?

(Not gonna watch the long video, but am a least curious to the state of gaming on Linux and this is not a GN community i.e. I expect others to also not want to watch such a long video but be kept in the loop)

A link to a long video without summary is not particularly useful to someone just scrolling by. A brief statement on how the OS used may be detrimental to windows would have been useful, for example.

A short summary would have been nice. As far as I know YT even gives a AI generated one for free.

This is probably due to sub standard random numbers. UUIDs are unique. If you manage to duplicate one your doing it badly.

And that issue existed before vibr coding too.

Cool it?