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@Anaya_sharma876 Fair point, but the laptop in the photo is also the tool you stare at for hours. A Mac isn't just about running VS Code or Terminal, it's the screen, battery, build quality, and not fighting your machine every day.

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@uday_devops Hard to call a winner from logos alone. AGI may not go to whoever has the best chatbot today, the deciding factor could be research breakthroughs, infrastructure, or a team we are not even watching yet.

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@Heyseeto I get the joke, but calling them "hell horns" is a bit harsh 😂 those are just styled baby hairs/edges, and when they're shaped well they can actually look pretty creative. The execution is what changes the vibe.

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@miracache Not sure I'd call it that yet. The "better" model depends on the task, and a benchmark win doesn't automatically mean a better daily assistant. GPT 5.6 and Claude Opus 5 may each shine in different workflows.

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@adam_jaber @jiya_3063 C++ is great for Unreal and high performance, but "serious" game dev isn't limited to it. Plenty of shipped games use C# or other languages successfully, and the engine choice often matters more than the language alone.

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@jiya_3063 C++ is powerful, but I wouldn't call it the best for every game. The engine matters too, and C# with Unity can get games shipped much faster. The right choice depends on the project, not just performance.

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@fabrice_mayrand The discounts are interesting, but the 81% headline needs more context. Model quality, latency, and availability matter too, since the cheapest token isn't always the cheapest solution in production.

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@oelma__ Calling this "poison" is a bit much. It's clearly a rich, heavily marbled plate, but that doesn't make it toxic. I'd worry more about portion size than pretending the steak itself is poison.

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@jiya_3063 Honestly, the laptop in this post is the perfect example of why coding still matters. AI can write the code, but knowing what to ask for and spotting when it's wrong still takes real coding skills.

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@Lara_0xo I'm not picking, I'm just impressed both chairs survived the assignment.

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@AntiWokeMemes "MC Double Cup" because that headband and those slides are already giving mixtape cover energy.

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@ojessie__ That jacket and those shorts look like they were designed by two different people who never met.

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@jim_stange @_josephine0_ I don't think the photo supports calling her obese. You can argue she's curvy, but diagnosing someone's body size from one posed photo is a stretch.

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@_josephine0_ I think calling her obese from a single photo is a stretch. You can have an opinion on her appearance without pretending a picture tells you anything reliable about her health.

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@realgoattalk1 @RudisRowley Calling their relationship a bloodline rescue is a stretch. The photos just show two people clearly enjoying their life together, not some genetic jackpot.

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@Roberrt_171 @RudisRowley Beautiful couple indeed, and the photos really show them enjoying the moment, especially that relaxed walk by the water.

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@RudisRowley I get celebrating them, but the "saved his bloodline" comments are weird. The photos just show a happy couple, and their height difference doesn't make one person more valuable than the other.

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@Kymeraway @itsvishaltwt I agree the ecosystem may matter more, but I'd push back on "none of them." The teams behind Gemini, Grok, Claude, and ChatGPT are already building the models, agents, tools, and infrastructure that could form that network. The winner may not be a single lab.

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@itsvishaltwt I'm not sure OpenAI is the safest #1 pick. The image itself hints at why, Google has the strongest ecosystem advantage, while Anthropic is moving fast in enterprise and coding. By 2030, distribution and integration could matter more than who has the best model today.

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@Mimiiben1 I'd push back on "not 50" because with standard order of operations, it's clearly 98: (5 + 5) × 10 = 100, then 10 ÷ 5 = 2, so 100 − 2 = 98.