Sorry for the cheeky response.

CPU Limits have a place, you don't want a bad change for 1 deployment object affect all neighbors by taking all the CPU. You need to be able to constrain the blast radius. This doc gives me strong AI vibes. Setting CPU limits isn't free. You still need to care about how the programming language that you use discovers those limits, and correctly handles them. For e.g. if you spin up a 100 Java threads, but only have 1 cpu as the limit, that's bad design.

- You at least need a capable machine, so that's not 0 monetary investment. - You need to spend at least an hour decicding between ollama, llamacp, mlx, etc. - You need to find the correct quantized version of the model that works for you based on the architecture. - You need to figure out the correct context window size to get reasonable performance. - You need to setup a harness that works against your model - You might need to setup additional websearch tools, image tools, etc since harnesses like pi don't come with the model. Ofc you can't use codex and claude code, because those aren't opensource and you are anti-AI.

Or, you could sign up for Opencode for $10 and just be productive.

I'm particularly calling out the hypocrisy of the original comment. Being Anti-AI, and then spending hours on setting up a less than frontier AI model.

If you're learning about model inference, then it's a different and you are definitely not anti-AI in that case.

Overall gaming is a dying business. Everyone has a pretty powerful smartphone in their pockets, and there are so many platform vying for attention. AAA gaming is becoming a smaller fraction of the overall gaming pie, so I would expect prices to go up. Mobile gaming usage is up from 42% -> 55% from 2017. Even based on analysis from Steam's data, Indie games are 48% of sales, vs 24% in 2018.

Deepseek v4 Pro prices with Opus 5 perf would be freaking unbelievable!!

This is probably a dream.

All the best to him on his future endeavors!

Doesn't Airplay switch you to other media on your device (e.g. Reddit, Youtube, etc) while browsing while streaming?

The media industry is cooked.

Get ready for $100 movie theater tickets, because the cost actual creative work is going to go sky high in the next few years

Microsoft is a dying company, and they are trying not to end up like IBM, but their fate is inevitable.

For eg I am able to make React changes much faster and the changes are higher quality, given frontend dev has never been my job role. I’m able to spin up test harnesses, write throw away glue code, test against large datasets, etc