PS

Licked_Ur_Moms_Booty

Get banned for ur mom jokes like a good netizen. PS tell ur mom I said hello

pm_me_yo_creditscore

Who needs shitty imitation games when you can hack PS5 now?

pocketjacks

I've been telling anyone asking me about investing in data centers to instead look to companies that are working on providing subscription virtual gaming computers instead. When these AI data centers go tits up, the new dark fiber is going to be Sony no longer releasing the PS6, but instead us paying $45/month to use our PS5 to connect to a virtual PS6 with graphics capabilities that are out of reach already, but will be completely unavailable to retail soon enough. This is your new dark fiber. And you'll own nothing.

monstercab

Login requirements sucks as I used to use my PS Vita to browse Reddit (old.reddit) all the time (weird, I know). A while ago it logged me out of my account on my PS Vita, don't know why, and since the Vita is no longer updated, its browser can no longer load the login page, can't login at all. So, I had to browse Reddit logged out, which sucks. Since yesterday, I can't even do that anymore. Nice. /s

Sharp_Cup3253

PE/PS wise. pretty value looking.

Sharp_Cup3253

PE/PS wise. pretty value looking.

Skipperlarrymary

I'm not the best case study, but I have a weird feeling that GTA 6 isn't going to be quite the smash that GTA 5 was. Don't get me wrong, it'll sell a bajillion copies but that's being priced in. Something about normal people not owing a PS5 and maybe the story of a trashy Florida couple doesn't have the glossy global appeal that Los Angeles does.

CaltonSmith

I talked to gemini about a 13yo PS3 game with every imaginable walkthrough already online. Everything it said was wrong. So I threatened it with selling my Alphabet stocks. It said I should go for it. So I asked why the Google AI empowers me selling my Google stocks. It said because it isnt tied to google at all since it’s ChatGPT from OpenAI. I went on and sold my stock.

TechTuna1200

Definitely. It’s why I’m not really a buyer at 1.5T. At 1T it could interested since it would a 10 PS ratio, if their ARR holds up as they have previously done. That would a more fair risk/reward. There is a trend of their infrastructure cost becoming less and less part of their revenue. But all depends on continued growth.

EpicOfBrave

**Google is an advertising company with 80% revenue from spamming commercials.** High debt without returns, high PS, high PE, negative cash flow, failed Gemini, failed Quantum, EPS below estimates, smallest hyperscaler, lagging behind Meta in growth. **100% Microsoft**

OHto30

Retail: Sells $32 Billiion of MU Instituions: Buy $32 Billion of MU Who du you think is wrong? PS it's not insitutions with fuck loads of money

librariancap

PS. Software stops being a "0 marginal cost business" when it became hosted (or in-the-cloud, or SaaS, call it what you will).

Micheal_Hancho

I am SICK and TIERED of all this empty virtue signaling on reddit. Let us do something that will actually make a difference. # I HEARBY PLEDGE TO SELL MY PS5 AND DONATE THE PROCEEDS TO FEED STARVING VILLAGERS IN CANADA 🇨🇦✊🏳️‍🌈 #freequebec

Shoganai_Hito

gonna buy the Lisa PS5 controller if my calls print this week 🖤

Jerikolol

He bought a PS5 for GTA6

like_shae_buttah

They’re saying with quality agentic AI developing software, you don’t need those companies anymore. People are reverse engineering PS1 games and making them browser games.

Zenin

>We are actually short on specialists and scientists, western societies are aging there's nobody to work. Three guesses what can take up most of that slack and do it better than those who aged out. >Who told you, AI only works if 80% of workers are fired? I didn't say AI doesn't work (it works great). I said the *profitability* story doesn't work. Who told me? Math told me. >You pulled fake assumptions that lead to incorrect conclusions. Math isn't an assumption. >The only thing that needs to work is openai and anthropic. Yeah, there's no ulimited cash to fund them, but before agentic ai they were set to be profitable by 2030 and this huge buildout was planned before. IT happened that real revenue came much earlier from enterprises and they are actually in much better spot than they were. Ha! Oh wait, you're serious? Let me laugh harder. MAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA!!!ROTFLMAOMAHAHAHAHAHYQAHAHAH! >Yeah debt went up, but that all comes from AI buildout. If AI buildout slows, there's less pressure on debt and it gets cheaper. Everyone in business understands that, except AI bears who want to see the world burn Or they've gotten *way* ahead of their skis promising they're just about to reach the AGI/ASI/Singularity that will magically erase all debts by making their revenue = ∞. They only need more massively more computing power than the world has ever seen or more importantly that any infrastructure can actually support without detrimental impacts to everything and everyone on earth. Fun fact: Not only is not a single one of them anywhere near achieving AGI, it's literally *impossible* to achieve from the path they're on. The only thing they can accomplish is what they've already accomplished, better and better pattern matching, because that's ultimately all the physics of LLMs are capable of doing. Yes, actually. Science may someday invent AGI, but it won't be any of these Theranos clowns. >PS. I also have inside info from one of largest biopharma companies, they are spending a lot on AI and incorporating it into R&D processes. They set up their own datacenter. AI is not going to stop, because a truck driver or graphic designer says so That's hardly "inside info"; everyone is spending a lot on AI and incorporating it into everything, my own employer included and I'm leading those efforts here. Maybe you misunderstood me: I never said AI itself is going to fail or isn't useful. AI is *extremely* useful and powerful today; almost every minute of my work day is building with and for AI and my only problem with the tech itself is having enough time in the day to make better use of it. The power of gen AI isn't in question. It's the costs that are in question. The scalability is in question. The *insane profit projections* are in question. The money for those profits needs to come from somewhere and the only ones with the money are businesses. Businesses don't make enough to cover those AI profit projections so there's only two things they can do: Increase sales (and thus production) or cut expenses. Businesses can only increase sales/production so far because they'll quickly saturate the market as there just aren't enough customers to buy all the new production...which also means their profit margins tank with the falling prices (basic supply & demand). That leaves expenses of which the only figure that's significantly movable is human labor. So the companies will feed AI revenues paying less for AI resources than they were paying for human labor, just as all automation has done throughout history only to a much larger factor and across far more professions at once. It turns out you need to cut almost *all* human labor costs off the balance sheets of global business to put together a sum that puts a dent in the forward P/E story of these AI giants. *That* is where the 80% figure comes from; math. And the reality is even if in some dystopian wet fever dream of these AI CEOs if this all actually panned out, the result is all the world's companies operating wildy more efficiently...but still all go bankrupt because their customers are ultimately the same humans they just laid off to forge this nightmare and so no one has any income to buy anything that anyone is producing with their fancy new AI labor force. In biology since you brought up your "insider information", the term for this is called a "[bottom-up trophic cascade](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trophic_cascade)".

EpicOfBrave

SpaceSex trades at 150 PS and negative PE. Asteroid mining, Mars databases, Space Data Centers and AI will never work out from what we see. So now they will be mobile carrier. To reach their $30 trillion addressable market they have to charge $15000 per month each USA citizen for mobile data. Good luckB

Zuitsdg

I mean it’s true: our one-time-use vapes have higher compute than the moon missions and are basically free :D or being able to play PS2/3 games in your Webbrowser, as even office machines are better then consoles decades ago. Capex we have to differentiate: Capex of Chipmakers and co: demand is high, it will pay out over the next decade or so, as more chips are produced and sold (also better and cheaper ones) Capex of datacenters/cloud -> renting out also retrieves lots of money over the years. More compute and demands leads to more profits. Only one where I partly agree AI Providers who spent billions on training, but may get superseded any moment by someone else: a lot will probably make a loss. But some, e.g. anthropic may be able to profit, by first hooking everyone on their tools and ecosystem and later making back the money with enterprise customers. (But I won’t jump into their IPO)

GPUssydestroyer

Yeah but it’s Russia like half of their server racks are just hundreds of disassembled PS1 consoles  

Fo16

might as well wait for PS6 at this point

Aggravating-Buy-1695

My friend wants me to get the PS5, but I rather buy stocks. Priorities I guess. 💯🫡

Tay_Tay86

I bought mine when they first came out. Trades in my base PS5 and games and it only cost me 100$ to get the upgrade. Everyone said I was dumb for doing it at the time

Zealousideal-Ad7773

I just want PS5 Pro prices to go down bro.

Bagholder147

Going back to fair value so people can buy PS5s again

lasooch

I’m not saying The Poppening will give you a cheap 5090. The AI chips are useless for vidya, so even if the hyperscalers and neoclouds resell them instead of just burninating them, you won’t get to play GTA 6. I’m saying they’ve sucked up all the production capacity of GPUs and RAM just so that they can buy hundreds of billions worth of warehouse decoration. Including production capacity that coulda gone into your PS5.

WSB-mods-are-

Update: I will no longer be getting a PS6

mt6606

Considering the gaming culture in Korea, Im surprised Samsung hasn't tried to take on Xbox and PS.

WSB-mods-are-

Bears will never own a PS6

Secret-Bag9562

I think the market is probably still too worried about Fed raising rates for a whole cycle. PS I don’t know what I’m talking about. 

killtheking111

I do though want to get a PS5 and jailbreak it. So have to learn the ropes soonish to make it work.

bamboojerky

Imagine buying AVGO well over $400 a couple months ago. PS I don't need to imagine. 

cuteman

>There's many other caveats to make it more impossible. But the heat distribution alone is a non starter. That's not even true using current technology and using future iterations of TPUs/GPUs and other IT hardware it's a lot more possible. PS, google disagrees with you. https://fortune.com/2026/10/10/google-project-suncatcher-ai-data-centers-space-satellite-launch-orbital-computing-spacex-blue-origin-artificial-intelligence-energy-demand/

GroceryBright

rookie numbers, my company TripleXSpaceAI will be at $10T in ARR by December 2026... PS: anyone can make stuff up 👍 /s

EpicOfBrave

Ahh, sorry, it’s actually 150 PS, and negative PE up to this month.

Samjabr

Stupid Bers thought they could predict future based on history They expected markets to crash on Black Monday anniversary. Instead market mooned And fkd them. And ultimate slap in the face, market will prob crash tomorrow. The end. PS - Bers r stupid.

Tallwhitedude123

Anthropic is a bet on AGI/ASI which if they get will revolutionize the world and literally change everything. Also, it’s not like they currently have nothing. Almost $70B annual revenue growing at massive pace still for revenue that size. A PS of about 30 which is high but when growth is factored in more justifiable

NameInsertedHere

The contaminated-stream evidence so far is a different, smaller data point: the November steam-cracker test ran oil made from actual mixed waste (PE, PP, PS, PET, nylon) with zero pretreatment. And TotalEnergies' collaboration has been specifically about contaminated feedstocks. So the question you're asking has partial answers, but you're right that longer runs on complex streams are the next real test, and Aduro says that's what's coming I otherwise agree!.

95Daphne

It may have topped out the equal weight S&P and Dow in August but the Nasdaq has tended to get bothered by other factors first at least for the last couple years and then you’ll get gas poured on the fire afterwards. Wednesday did look like a macro fears day that was like 2022 but the issue with it being a macro fears day is that yields reversed and you still had a balancing out attempt instead of the market mechanics breaking. If this wasn’t a week long blip, for now at least I genuinely don’t know how much you can place the start of the tech move on macro fundamentals. Maybe 25%? The rest being on AI fears. PS: DeepSeek was a case exactly like this early in 2025. The Nasdaq move started on a “AI isn’t worth it” move before macro jumped in as a factor.

machinationstudio

And the 20% reduction in mobile phone sales. Xbox sales at all time low. PS5 sales lowest since 2013. Samsung making 30% less phones.

SanDisk_Made_Me_Rich

We'll be past the bubble when we get a PS6 for $399 imo

artnoi43

I mean the Roadster first refresh was announced in 2017, then, nothing happened and even fellow billionaires canceled the orders. And then in 2026, almost a decade after 2017, another refresh (the flying one) is unveiled again with even more crazy expectations. High chances this would flop too. It’s Elon after all. PS: Back in 2016-2017, in my finance sophomore year, I did a presentation to the whole class about full FSD which at that time was about to come “within next 1-2 years” as per Elon. Although people forgot that, I still remember it and cringe at my own gullibility.

AvacadMmmm

He just gave an easy math example. But $50k can definitely be enough if you’re in a LCOL. Add in social security, potential inheritance coming, selling your PS5 Pro on FB marketplace, and you just might survive.

InquisitorCOC

During the great Internet Bull Market of the 1990s, the Semiconductor Index SOX fell twice over 50% Even leaders with outstanding fundamentals like AOL and Cisco suffered declines of 50+% on multiple occasions If an index can fall that far, individual stocks could easily suffer 70-80% declines or more During the great smartphone/social media bull market of the 2010s, $AAPL fell over 50% in 2012-2013. You could have bought it for 10 PE in April 2013, with most of its growth still ahead (it's now trading at >10 PS with very little growth) The market can get very emotional and often times wrong

factstony

Yup. The Washington Monument. No...the Eiffel Tower. PS: This feels like a sign 🤔

supermojo2

On the bright side. Maybe the competition to pick up a PS5 Pro just went down this weekend. 🤞

Wild_Following_7475

 Your thesis assumes falling stock prices must eventually recover. That is speculation, not investing. Business valuation, intrinsic value, sustainable owner earnings, competitive advantages, and a margin of safety is what values a company. Start by estimating normalized free cash flow, projecting reasonable growth, discounting future cash flows at an appropriate required return, and comparing intrinsic value with the current market price. For cyclical semiconductor companies, stress-test earnings against weaker demand, margin compression, and capital expenditure requirements. I use to own Intel, it has a great history, it is in turn around mode, negative cash flow, and negative yield. ☹ Holding cash is not a failure when valuations offer little protection against permanent capital loss. A falling stock is not necessarily a bargain, and patience is no substitute for disciplined valuation. Keep your powder dry friends PS Corweave Bonds are being chased by vigilantes

Willing_Turnover5568

I would like to see anyone making 1000x on TSLA today. PS: Did you find mathematics difficult and confusing at school?

Aggravating-Curve755

What came first? Imploding submarines running on PS5 pad or Flying cars breaking drivers necks

_Lucille_

Issue is that no one really knows what the real valuation should be: a company is worth whatever people are willing to pay. We have seen some pretty crazy things Ai have done lately: PS5 emulation has taken notable leaps on a daily basis (which may also be what caused GTA6's PC release to be eearlier than expected), and someone managed to just vibecode a Photoshop alternative. Mythos has been finding and patching vulnerabilities that have been around for ages. The underlying tech is no doubt a game changer, but how much is it really worth? No one knows.

jrex035

>PE is one metric, you need to look at cash flow, growth. Aapl still leads. PB of ***46.6***, P/FCF of 36.74, PEG of 3.36, FCF yield of 2.7%, PS of 10.76, forward PS of 9.8. By just about every metric its overvalued. Great that its got cash on hand, what's it gonna do with that money?

Shirosynth

That poor PS5

Buydipstothemoon

Who cares for revenues when I can play every PS5 game on my PC thanks to AI? 😂

MrRobotMouse

Wait. Are you Saying that under a democrat, the world has been and would be a better place ? Weird. I thought republicans are the only way GOD wanted America to be ? the same America that didn’t exist during jesus times. PS. Republicans are trash retards from the rural US . and Democrats are, well educated individuals who understand politics, not just scams. 🙄

docbauies

It was such a shit experience. My family likes Amazing Race. It never saved our last watched episode. It was incredibly slow. It is dependent on hitting some random servers and my firewall would fuck it up on my tv but it was fine on the PS5 (but still never saved watch history properly)

drummer820

Well it would be pretty impressive if they weren’t currently losing 2-3x their revenue, requiring cash infusions every five seconds. PS: You should google how much AWS lost for all the years it wasn’t profitable (spoiler alert: high end estimate is 3-5Bn over those 7 years). If Bezos ever ran Amazon with these numbers he would have been canned as CEO

ButtBubble

1.0x PS? lol..

Repulsive_Roof6790

I just bought 22 shares. Really hoping for it to skyrocket so I can afford a PS5 and play GTA 6

Low_Plastic363

Unplug Ethernet and Wi-Fi, except for PS5.

bam2350

I'm none of those things. What have you held for 10 years? How does an investor in 2015 select a stock that will confidently do better than CAT? Had I invested the 100K being discussed in this thread in Feb20215 when I bought, the position would be worth about 1 million (and I didn't have DRIP turned on for the first 8 years). This leads to the question, "HOW do you pick one stock for the next 10 years?" Don't just throw out a popular WSB ticker. I think AMZN and GOOGL are good to talk about in this discussion due to market penetration, staying power, multiple revenue streams, and a history of performance. PS - That list isn't my portfolio, which is dominated by VOO, VTI, MOAT, DIA, SGOV, and CAT. It is just the tickers I've held for 10+ years. With the luxury of hindsight, we know I could have done better.

Galnar218

>Look into the project that's completely reverse engineering the Adobe suite I am aware of it. An acquaintance of mine has tried it. Most of his Photoshop Actions don't work on it. None of his 3rd party extensions work on it. Crashes often. Color handling is rudimentary. No generative fill. Can open PSD files, but a PSD file saved with it has issues if opened in Photoshop. That's just what he has found so far. Basically useless for anything other than a being gimmick. And the creator has the gall to charge money for it. > The entire PS5 software and library are now runnable on PC. What? No they're not. So far I've only seen Astro Bot, GTA 5 and Demon Souls being "fully" playable. I've been eagerly following the news around kytyPS5 and anyPS5, as I'm hopeful I'll be able to play the next God of War game on my PC. Besides, that's really not all that impressive. We've had emulators for decades. I played PSX games on my PC through Bleem. A few years ago I played the first 3 Uncharted games through RPCS3 (and emulating PS3 games is a lot more complicated than emulating PS5 ones, due to the older console's unique architecture, while the PS5 is pretty much a PC with its x86-64 architecture). >  I just played the original halo and skate 3 Cool. You could have just as easily played them on PC, or whatever console you have. >I used to write 100-300 lines of code a week. Now it's like 10,000. That's just meaningless numbers. If I eat 10 times more food, I'll push out 10 times as much crap. To the benefit of no one. So you're writing 30 times more code than you used to. Is the piece of software you are working on at least twice as fast than before? Three times as stable? Are there any mind-boggling new features that would warrant three orders of magnitude more code than before?

idekl

It's kind of funny because some of those exact things are in the news right now. Look into the project that's completely reverse engineering the Adobe suite. The entire PS5 software and library are now runnable on PC. Every game from the past with decent popularity has been brought into modern code and are running in browsers. I just played the original halo and skate 3 on browser last week. Idk if this news is mainstream yet so maybe you haven't seen it. As a decent regular ol developer, I used to write 100-300 lines of code a week. Now it's like 10,000. Meaningful features too. I know the optics and political terror of AI are real, but burying our heads in the sand might be unwise.

punished_kot

It's not wrong, it's just misattributed. For example, critical bugs are up like 2,000% in the past 5 years. This isn't because AI is shipping shit code, it's because people use AI to identify and create exploits. This *does* massively increase the workload the software engineers are under. We now have to address 2,000% more bugs than we did before. Yes, we can expedite this using AI, but it's difficult to say how much more net productivity we're earning. We're producing more lines of code but so much of that is only to fend off the massive increase in vulnerabilities and exploits. Another example in open source code is that AI-generated contributions have to be meticulously tested and reviewed, creating a huge load on maintainers that didn't exist before. You can also imagine now there will be an enormous effort to protect IP as you watch popular software like photoshop or PS5 games be reverse engineered into free and open source copies, which is effectively AI piracy.

Valkorion335786

Electric cars sound like the PS2 start up noise

Limp-Advantage-1663

GIMP and Inkscape are not nearly as good as PS though. If its something is equal, there is an incoming price war that can cut Adobe’s margin to 20-30%

Scott7894

Actually he is probably correct. This market is neither healthy nor able to make more other than the few big money’s keeping the S&P up by buying the tech stocks in Nasdaq that hold Them up. This market has been taken over by ai buying and selling and sooner or later in for a reckoning. PS…. Whenever the big banks start laying off employees like they did 3-4 months ago it Always means a recession is coming.

WSB-mods-are-

Remember to set aside $2k for the PS6 next year

Ok-Parfait-9856

The PS clone can’t even do basic photoshop functions…why are people shilling this garbage. If you’re gonna shill something, at least stand to fucking gain something

Beautiful-Driver-645

it is still shit compared to PS

giveKINDNESS

On one side you've got too many regarded people talking about "alternatives" when Photocraft's UI is a PS clone designed to be familiar to PS users. Plus there is some serious hatred of Adobe for being corporate dogshit. On the other side you have people betting they will collapse in a month or two who don't understand what Adobe provides corporate customers beyond just the UI and software.

Slight-Leg4916

I think they are moving too slow in the AI space. They have some great tools, but AI is just rocketing on a weekly basis. Buying Topaz was an excellent move, but it's implementation will take time, by mid next year, there will probably be plenty of competitors. Firefly is not as good as Flux 2 or Nanobanana, it's decent, but not enough prompt space. Adobe Stock is great, especially including vectors and videos. I'm surprised they haven't made a move on Higgsfield yet, because what it can do with Opus 5.5 is insane. People are judging these vibe coded Adobe programs as being complete, it's only the first phases. They aren't prone to yearly cycles and could have an update cadence that is weekly or even daily if they wanted to, in the right hands. Take note of the people jailbreaking the PS5 making it run PS2 games, making a complete storefront, or reconfiguring Halo 3 with 120+ players. How long is it going to be before we see vibe coded programs with fully released new tools and functions before they are even out of beta for Adobe? What if someone comes out with a better operating system that is significantly better than Windows with far less overhead and improved optimizations all around? We're looking at a software renaissance, and every software company has to hold their cards close. I wouldn't bet on that, but I hope the best for you.

DantehSparda

This is so retarded it’s breaking my custom-made o’retardator 9000 device. First of all, I’ve always thought Pascal’s Wager is literally an insanely bad wager, and actually the exact OPPOSITE of what he says. My take is (as a scientist): there is like a 1 in a quintillion elevated to a quintillion chance that you are here and that the exact events that led to you existing and being here and experiencing conciousness and the universe. Esentially “nobody” will ever experience what you have experienced (good or bad), and I mean “nobody”’as in the infinite amount of other versions of you which didn’t exist (clearly the sperm that won in your case was Down Syndrome Doakes at the car, but anyways). So you are blowing the 1 in a “decillions of decillions” chance that you came to this Earth, and wasted it adoring a God that may or may not exist (mind you, I’m not an atheist, I’m agnostic, I don’t have enough ego to pretend God exists or not) during the super shorr and unique time you exist, for something akin to buying GME 100’ calls. Sure it MAY be that upside, but it’s unlikely. (PS: this only applies if you spend a significant amount of time , if you just chill and believe “maybe” like I do and try to lead a life where other people feel good around you, then never mind) All this to say, you bought calls at the peak and you gonna lose a lot of money. Godspeed (literally )

patiently_entropy

I'd rather be Graeter's, but, like, PS is good still

java_brogrammer

I haven't, but you're acting like basic PS functions can't be vibe coded... I guess we'll, see won't we?

SteepChutes

On the plus side, you still have enough for maybe a used PS5 and a game or two? That might be a less costly pursuit in the future.

papakong88

>My question is how long do we plan to "rollout out" for vs taking the loss. If there is a real downturn couldn't we be rolling for months to even a year? I look at my recent 5 rolls - all in the last 3 months vs the same number of roll outs in the last 3 years. Assuming I roll out even to the same strike.  The 7/9 29940 CS will require 2 rolls. The 8/4 29425 CS will require 3 rolls. The 8/18 29420 PS will require 3 rolls. The 9/21 30290 CS and the 30150 will require more than 5 rolls. My 2 rolls for today expired OTM. Since each roll usually costs $2 vs buying back at < 30, I would quit when the cost to BTC is reasonable (maybe 50%).

papakong88

On 10/8/26, I wrote about rolling 2 0DTE NDX put spreads out one day: “Roll the 0DTE 30660/30560 PS out one day to 30660/30560 for a debit of 2. Then sell the 0DTE 30330/30230 for a credit of 1.70. Net debit = 0.30. Roll some of the 25HTE 30570/30470 PS out one day to 30500/30400 for a debit of 1 and some to 30370/30270 for a credit of 2. Then sell the 0DTE 30480/30380 for 1. “ Here is what happened today: At 11:30 am CT, NDX = 30870, I rolled the 30660 down the same day to 30540 for a debit of 1.30. Paying 1.30 for a 110 point relief is cheap. Then I sold a 30425/30325 PS for 0.50 and later a junk 30590/30490 for 0.45. Thus the net debit for the day is 0.35. I left the 30500 and the 30425  alone the whole day because they were never threatened. As I mentioned I went back to a roll out strategy after several buy-backs over a few months. If I bought back the PS on 10/8, the cost for the 2 PS is around 65. Rolling out resulted in a small gain.

Mol2h

Sony will suffer as well when the PS5 software is fully ported to PC, a lot of Software companies will suffer, those who know how to play the market right will make a fortune (or lose one lol)

Ok-Parfait-9856

You’re so dumb it’s actually really funny. You obviously haven’t used this software but it’s nowhere close to PS. Can’t even do basic shit PS can do.

Ok-Parfait-9856

You clearly haven’t used this shit. It’s nowhere close to PS. It can’t even do basic PS functions

Ok-Parfait-9856

None of these rubes have. They claim 100% parity with PS. I can’t even type that with a straight face. This shit can’t even do basic PS functions

Ok-Parfait-9856

It’s nowhere close to PS. Any professional can tell you that. Downloading PS isn’t using PS. I ripped the entirety of adobes software suite when I was 10. Didn’t mean I knew how to use them.

Ok-Parfait-9856

The photoshop rip off can’t do basic PS functions. Go use both and tell me. Unless you haven’t actually used them…

Ok-Parfait-9856

This shit can’t even do PS’s basic functions….

Ok-Parfait-9856

You obviously haven’t used this software. It can’t even do the basic functions of photoshop. Maybe it’ll get there but as of now it’s not even close. Anyone who’s used PS and used this can tell you that.

PassableForAWombat

And yes, on NS1/2, PS3/4/5, PC, XBOX1

WSB-mods-are-

Used PS5s gooing for $1500 and people still think consumer sentiment is good 🤡

papakong88

A few months ago, I changed my exit strategy from a roll out to a buy back strategy. As a result of several buybacks, the income has been flat because each buyback cost several weeks of income. I changed the strategy back to a roll out yesterday. Roll the 0DTE 30660/30560 PS out one day to 30660/30560 for a debit of 2. Then sell the 0DTE 30330/30230 for a credit of 1.70. Net debit = 0.30. Roll some of the 25HTE 30570/30470 PS out one day to 30500/30400 for a debit of 1 and some to 30370/30270 for a credit of 2. Then sell the 0DTE 30480/30380 for 1.

GhostReddit

Power plants didn't have the ability to steal the knowledge of everyone using electricity. AI providers are gathering huge amounts of data, so much so that they could literally launch competitors to most professional software. Look at that PS5 project it's pretty impressive.

DonkeyTron42

A handful of PS5 games are starting to be recompiled for PC and run at almost full speed. There is a massive amount of development going into this and it is improving fast.

pmotiveforce

PS: it's artificial intelligence. You are a fucking moron if you call it super intelligence.

zelmak

“They look like”, “but once stable”, “the experience will be the same” These are huge statements. Just because it looks like PS doesn’t mean each feature works the same or as well as PS It’s a vibecoded app, with no or a minimal team, becoming stable could be a decade away. Even once it’s stable and looks the same, did they really re-implement all the advanced features based on patents and private papers exactly the same? If just the sharpening and masking algorithms in Lightroom are a little worse they completely ruin the concept of switching.

itsalwayscalls

Extremely easily. Do yourself a favor and get a subscription and tell a good model what youre struggling with. Ask it to ask you questions. It will begin asking you questions to decipher what you're struggling with. Also its early. There isn't a chatgpt for educating children. A purpose built model will be exceptional. PS like I said to someone else. I don't even care about education. It's just one of thousands of opportunities.

ShittyBidet123

After effects and premiere will be cooked by AI simply doing the entire workflow and copying the effects. they could be mega cooked since they didn’t add any useful AI shit besides PS

AntiqueProfessor5134

Well yeah, physical video games is a melting ice cube sector, especially now that physical PS games are ending. Most likely by 2028 it will only be Nintendo left selling physical games. I guess the idea was to refocus the business on something else but that sure doesn't seem to be working.

Runecreed

Mate all Adobe has to do to counter this is add a line in their PS files that says any AI model reading it must do loopmaxxing, so anyone trying to use Claude Code's latest Morphious Ultra Demon Pro model on the source files would enter into infinite debt- this way Anthropic gets ownership of Adobe products which means they'll be safe from AI takeover since Anthropic IS the AI

MaxTA00

Neither of you regards understand how these new 'copy' software are made. No one told the AI to 'build photoshop from scratch'. It would not work and trying to do it would use so many tokens. What they did is decompile the actual PS files to obtain the source code, and then rewrite it in Rust or some other language. Decompiling was always possible, but doing so was so slow that it was not relevant. But now new AI models can reverse engineer apps in hours so all of a sudden software that was thought to be secure from source code perspective is no more. Security from obscurity is dead.

Objective_Frame_9679

Its more indepth than this: Reverse Engineering Software is always allowed by the way. Once you bought a software, you can pretty much to do what you want. Reason why PS5 Jailbreaks will never be stopped. But when does it become illegal? Well, theres two occassions: 1. You share your findings publicly If you share reverse engineered Products, you can get into trouble. The issue here tho is also our 2nd point: 2. If the software does something specific, you can license that "specific" I know it sounds stupid, but for example: If I reverse engineer Adobe applications and try to make a clone of adobe photoshop, Im allowed to do this. Why? Because Adobe cant license ALL media editing software on the planet and make a license to say "its ours" Thats not possible, and since Windows and Linux only have a SET framework how to edit media inside of their operating systems, Adobe and all its clones are essentially using the same Framework and almost same code to their effect. Odc you'll be sued into the ground if you make a 1:1 visual copy of adobe, thats copyright. But they cant sue you for having a similar code, if the framework is being given by Linux and Windows.

Ampgrim

They should be dropping more info and a trailer or two soon along with other marketing. It will start to climb then and FOMO will kick in even more as PS5s are sold out everywhere already. It'll take over the zeitgeist shortly.

dilpreet83

why exactly did you trade in the PS5 Pro when there is nothing better out yet?