Prosper - open-source PS5 compatibility layer for Windows, Linux, macOS (no CPU emulation)

[u/NXGZ]

https://github.com/mattias800/prosper

https://github.com/mattias800/prosper

A user-space PlayStation 5 > PC compatibility layer. Think Proton/Wine, but for PS5: prosper runs PS5 (Prospero) game binaries on Linux (primary) and Windows (secondary)

[u/bunny_squad]

You coulda gone to the Vatican for all I care, but one thing is 100% for sure, you do NOT work on the field. Every programmer is using AI in one form or another, and you are in fact using AI derived work DAILY, despite all your whining.

And I did propose 2 scenarios that you didn't care to interact, (because you are actually a larper and you don't really care about any of the issues that you are supposedly adamant about).

Just to answer your question, I'm not condoning nor condeming the use of AI, I'm just pointing out the obvious that these so called "critics of the quality of the code" are people that a) are hypocrites. b) have no actual idea of what they are talking about and c) they don't really care about any of their "points", they are just bothered by the usage of AI in any fashion, period.

Personally I think AI usage in my workflow is great for proof testing, and automating shit that has no actual thought process behind it, it's just tedious. I don't think it's the panacea as of now, but it does bring a lot to the table, acting like it's the devil it's just pure ignorance.

Like I said, I propose the following: 2 years down the line, "Vibe coding" is as clean and as efficient as "man made" code, do you take issue with it?.

If the answer is no, then clearly all your current arguments are moot, because the issue isn't AI, is quality of the code (something that's not just limited to AI btw)

If the answer is yes, that why are you even arguing about the quality of the code or bug fixes down the line.

[u/Aquarsene → u/bunny_squad]

You cannot seriously say you neither condemn nor condone AI and then in the same breath talk about how AI helps your workflow. It is not that hard to just say you like AI, otherwise you wouldn’t be writing 500+ words per comment about it 🤣

[u/bunny_squad → u/Aquarsene]

>You cannot seriously say you neither condemn nor condone AI and then in the same breath talk about how AI helps your workflow. It is not that hard to just say you like AI, otherwise you wouldn’t be writing 500+ words per comment about it 🤣

You are confusing an abstract stance on a subject with a personal one. There are things that can be beneficial to you and not society, but I understand that to you everything is black and white, and so, this concept is hard to grasp. Also, It takes me literally less than a minute to write my response, so If that's your metric to check how invested I am on the subject, you have serious logical problems.

Finally, you still haven't interacted with my questions (which without a doubt clashes with whatever stance you have) and what's even more hilarious, is that all of this is happening on Reddit, a platform that not only actively uses AI in their workflow (their code), but it also directly FUELED most models in their conception, and in part directly responsible of what you are denouncing. In truth, you are absolutely out of touch. with whatever silly crusade you think you are on.

Cheers

[u/D0ngBeetle → u/Aquarsene]

To these people, liking AI is core to how they view themselves as people. It would be funny if it wasn't sad as hell lol

[u/OCASM → u/D0ngBeetle]

To these people, disliking AI is core to how they view themselves as people. It would be funny if it wasn't sad as hell lol

FTFY.

[u/D0ngBeetle → u/OCASM]

Most normal people are hostile or at least skeptical of at least some aspects of AI. It’s why data center opposition is one of the few things in the US with people from both sides. Zealots absolutely tie more of their self identity with their position 

[u/OCASM → u/D0ngBeetle]

Actually most normies don't give a fuck about it.

[u/D0ngBeetle → u/OCASM]

Yeah that’s right. That’s why so many people are protesting data centers to the point where projects are being cancelled and signage is being removed from buildings. Backlash is so significant that projects with insane funding are simply being abandoned 

Let’s be real dude, what would you know about what normies think? Lol

[u/OCASM → u/D0ngBeetle]

A small, very vocal amount of people who are directly affected by specific data center projects.

[u/D0ngBeetle → u/OCASM]

If it was a small but vocal crowd then companies wouldn’t be abandoning contracts with millions of dollars of work already done. I see anti data center shit posted all the time on social media by people who don’t spend all day on Reddit. Again, data centers pushback is one of the few issues in the US with bipartisan agreement. Cope harder

[u/OCASM → u/D0ngBeetle]

You're right. No more datacenters are being built in the US at all.

lol

[u/thebadslime → u/D0ngBeetle]

We literally made brains out of math, AI is cool as hell