Indeed. In fact, there are quite a few jobs you _cannot_ be good at unless you enjoy them. Basically all of STEM qualifies. Yes, I get that economics grads hate their jobs and think that is how it must be. May explain why they are near universally bad at it.

You are mistaken.

The assumption that LLMs can give you "high quality" code reviews is not supported by evidence. It is a pure hallucination by those with AI psychosis.

Venture capital does not mean people giving that money are living there?

You really do not? Fascinating. He mentioned race in a context where it had no purpose. That does it.

IT is fundamentally immature. You get crap like that with immature technologies. Maybe in 100 years things will look better, bit with the active efforts by the main profiteers to stop that from happening (because it means liability, qualification requirements, things becoming commodities, etc.), it may take quite a bit longer.

Exactly.

You must be American. There is a rest of the world, you know.

What do you expect? It works on the same principle as the lottery, just with far, far more waste and less payout.

No. There is actual (re-)tooling, building of fabs, etc. involved. All that takes time and all that is a real risk.

Hyperbole much?

I think you just failed economics 101: Supply and demand and its impact on prices.

Important for their CEO's dreams, not actually important for making anything. Your argument is as empty of substance as the LLM pusher's promises.

Indeed. Circular "financing", burning cash like crazy and they still do not deliver on their promises. Anything can trigger the crash. All it takes is for enough people to actually look.

It will not "all come Wastylland". That is just what the usual hype-mongers want you to believe. Essentially a "constant delivery scam", where it is always the next version (or the one after that) that will finally be good. Of course, you absolutely MUT migrate now in preparation for that, you do not want to be left behind!

In actual reality, I now doubt Wayland will ever catch up to X11 in functionality. It has failed to do so for 20 years now. And as long as it does not, X11 clones like X.org will stay around.