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Re:Where's the shovelware? Why AI coding claims don't add up by isodev on Thursday September 04, 2025 @03:58AM (#45124802)
> we are heading towards a big recession

Who is we? One country heading into a recession is hardly enough to nudge the trend of "all things code"

Re:Where's the shovelware? Why AI coding claims don't add up by colechristensen on Thursday September 04, 2025 @04:46AM (#45125099)
America's recessions are global recessions.
Re:Where's the shovelware? Why AI coding claims don't add up by brianmcc on Thursday September 04, 2025 @08:56AM (#45126728)
Sadly yes - "When America sneezes, the World catches cold"
Re:Where's the shovelware? Why AI coding claims don't add up by danaris on Thursday September 04, 2025 @08:40AM (#45126580)
Enough of the tech industry is America-based that a US recession is enough to do much more than nudge the trend of "all things code". Much as I would prefer that it were not so.
Re:Where's the shovelware? Why AI coding claims don't add up by viridian on Thursday September 04, 2025 @09:03AM (#45126805)
The last US recession that didn't also pull in the rest of the western world was in 1982, over 40 years ago. Western Europe, Aus, NZ, Canada, and the US all largely rise and sink on the same tides, with differences measured in degrees.
Re:Where's the shovelware? Why AI coding claims don't add up by dragonwriter on Friday September 05, 2025 @12:33AM (#45134998)
If that “one country” is the US and not, say, Burkina Faso, it is a major impact on financing, and software has an unusually high share of positions dependent on speculative investment for future return rather than directly related to current operations.