> My million+ open source LOC were always intended as a gift to the world.
Says yet another person who's hilariously rich, financially invested in the success of AI and isn't materially affected by AI displacing them.
Says yet another person who's hilariously rich, financially invested in the success of AI and isn't materially affected by AI displacing them.
Bethesda ended that practice.
No one can argue that John is an exceptional programmer and human being, but millions of developers aren't Carmacks – they're shmucks trying to survive under increasing pressure of corporate boot squeezing ever more. They're the ones being threatened by AI, not wealthy John for whom it's all games now.
Wagons pulled by horses used to be driven by people as well.
And in this situation Carmack is essentially a wealthy, rich ranch owner who says to peasant that it's not a big deal at all. Again: what's your point?