Glad we ask his opinion first.

Does RMS even have any code in the Linux kernel?

It’s for programmers who need their Imposter Syndrome amplified.

This is alright if you only know the basics of vim and then learn further from within that environment. If you’re already an intermediate to advanced user, then the keybindings between VSCode and Vim tend to interfere with each other. You’ll have to relearn how to do it.

It’s AI at this point. Nvidia considers the gamer division to be vestigial. They were a $700B market cap company that was primarily known for gaming GPUs. They are now quadruple that with AI, and that’s even with some recent hits to their stock price.

They got the formula right on this space:

• Linux, not Windows–Windows provides little that can’t be done on Linux in this space
• AMD, not Intel–AMD just has better products at this level (any level at this point, really)
• 720p–going higher doesn’t provide much at this size except suck battery life and requiring a more powerful GPU
• Price

Now, price is partially because Valve can afford to subsidize the cost and expect to make it up on Steam sales. I’d be remiss to ignore how they’re making their money. Still, they’re also able to have a good price because they didn’t try to make it as powerful as it could be, but as powerful as it needed to be.