There's other options like wine-staging and wine-devel for newer programs, and also there's paid options like CrossOver which can even be simpler to use than Wine.
If you want the latest Microsoft and Adobe software, you're likely going to be out of luck, but, if you want the latest Microsoft software you'd probably stay on Windows anyway.
What about high end SWs who make $5000 a night, who do it because they want to make insane amounts of money, who often have other options and do it not because they have no other options, but because they want to?
It's never going to go away because some people will still do it even if they don't have to, but I agree that you can't punish it away. It just ends up making it more dangerous for everyone involved which doesn't really help anyone.
If it's always going to happen regardless, would you rather it be underground and more dangerous, or regulated and safer?
My understanding of vibe coding is that it's using AI to write code without reviewing the code, because the person doing the "vibe coding" isn't actually a programmer and thus aren't capable of actually reviewing code. That's why a senior developer using an LLM wouldn't be considered "vibe coding", for example.
Welcome to the future, you will own nothing and be happy about it.
Oh, so it destroyed it, damn.
True, but Gabe is just about the best one I can think of.
It is concerning, yeah. I usually license my own software with MIT, but, not all of it, and I think GPL is very important for Linux.
Wait, what do you mean ate it?
Of course. Valve hardware is awesome and we need a place to talk about it.
Sure, I should have clarified not surprised by the power or the price.
It makes sense that as more and more power becomes available, the price doesn't necessarily have to increase.
Computers (especially CPUs/GPUs/SOCs etc) are becoming more and more powerful all the time, and more and more efficient all the time. It doesn't mean that the price of them has to rise.
The fact that it's 6 times as powerful doesn't mean it should be more expensive than the most expensive version of the Steam Deck. The fact that it's 6 times as powerful should be entirely expected, given the fact that it's newer with a larger form factor (meaning that it may not be as limited in terms of heat etc)
Hopefully this is a detailed enough comment to clearly explain my thoughts on this.
Well I mean that's kind of what Lemmy is like since it's far more niche than something like reddit, but AI crawlers will find it anyway.