Nobody will even notice the difference. This is like neovim users shaving 15 microseconds off their startup time, or Gentoo users making a smaller binary by excluding features… Its cool and fun but when picking a Linux distro, probably shouldnt be anyones primary reason.

Next idea : Shining ads in space, powered by sunlight, so people always have something to look at. /puke

Whats the alternative?

I dont think the bubble will pop but I also dont think there will ever be agi from this.

This is primitive tech and cant do agi. We would need something completely different than language models.

I usually go for the chuck norris roundkick, there is no defence against that.

I think news about bubbles being close to popping is making people scared to invest money.

What other purpose do those news and discussions serve, if not to scare people?

I think its a big mistake to sit outside the market at this point. We likely wont have another rally like this for a long time.

Yeah maybe that is how it went down. I like your version of events and would like to believe that is what happened actually.

I think he should be careful, yeah. Then after that, you read a whole lot more into that… :)

We dont know eachother, but its fun to see how you interpret these things and how you think im being toxic.

I dont think we are ever gonna agree on this topic, so… See you around Lemmy. :)

It really isnt anywhere near Kagi in search quality or results. I think its important to be honest here. If you dont want to pay to search, fine, but you will get much worse results.

Could be fine for your usecase though. Maybe you only search for major sites.

Haha you are wrong about that one, 100% :)

Isnt that the woman who bent down to Trump to fuck over Europe?

This post is like 2 years old guys. :)

Ah ok, engadget appearently updated the content to 2025 using the same link used 2 years ago…

Haha well thats one way to interpret this conversation… :)

I actually was. This is nothing like it.

No, I just know how these things go.

Convince the people its a bubble, while big whales buy the stocks.

You will see end of november being back at new records.

They wont be stopped. What you need to do is realize you are living inside the matrix and stop letting them put messages in your head.

Laugh about it instead. Its absurd. People who create those ads have to do it to get a paycheck from the matrix.

Yeah. Maybe Debian testing is fine. Couple of months delay is not a huge deal, even though i really want the latest packages myself. When a new version of plasma or gnome is released, im right there waiting for it immediately… :)

Nothing is gonna make the so called bubble pop, since its not a bubble. Its more like the foundation for a high tech society that is being built right now.

High tech power stations, data centers, learning robots, surveillance systems, military systems… All based on Ai.

So while you watch dystopia grow up around you, you can make a few bucks in the stock market at least.

Only because you guys think its a standard, lol.

Its advertising. You dont have to look like that, you silly bastards. :)

I know from experience its just not just a couple of months if we are talking Debian stable.

Here is what chat gpt is saying, even though the versions is already outdated:

Debian Stable lags behind Arch Linux by roughly 1–3 years on most core packages:

Breakdown by category:

Linux kernel~6–18 months behindRolling, latest~1 year

GCC / LLVM / Clang~1–2 major versions behindLatest stable1–2 years

Python / Node / Go1–3 versions behindLatest stable1–2 years

GNOME / KDE / XFCE One major release behindCurrent1–1.5 years

SystemdUsually current − 1Current6–12 months glibc / coreutilsOften within ~1 yearCurrent6–12 months

Security patchesBackported rapidlyUpstream latest0 delay on fixes

In practice:

Debian 12 (Bookworm, mid-2023) ships kernel 6.1, GCC 12, GNOME 43.

Arch (today) has kernel 6.11, GCC 14, GNOME 47.

So Debian Stable is about 2 years behind Arch overall, though security backports mean it’s not “outdated” for production.