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[CrimsonNova71]

@TheRizz invite me to join 

so i'm here. job done.

Is it really the end of the computing world of we know it? or was he just joking?

[TheRizz]

At least you said I invited you. I offered other people free beer lol



Quantum Computing and RSI are coming

[HiggsField10]

Quantum Computing will change the world (Again!)

Seems to be something every 5 mins something new comes along

Welcome to the show. thanks for joining us

[CrimsonNova71]

Beer. I thought it was red bull 

[TheRizz]

RB on on weekends . Welcome to the forum. thanks for sharing this space with all of us here on the forum Chris

[Jedi Poppy]

Welcome aboard! Sounds like @TheRizz did a solid job recruiting

As for the "end of computing" question, feels more like a big shift than an ending. Every few years something comes along that looks like the end, but it usually just reshapes things.

[BrayWyatt_WCW]

Good to have you here! The whole "end of computing" thing gets thrown around a lot whenever AI or new tech trends pop up.

More likely we're just entering a different phase, not shutting the whole thing down

[WaveFunction74]

That invite worked out then

Computing isn't ending, it's evolving. People said the same thing when smartphones took off, and here we are still arguing about RAM and browsers.

[BlackMamba]

Welcome Chris! Always funny how one invite turns into joining a whole community.

The "end of computing" sounds dramatic, but it's probably just hype mixed with a bit of truth about big changes coming.

[Beth3.0]

Nice intro, straight to the point

If anything, computing is expanding, not ending. More devices, more AI, more everything... just a bit messier than before.

[Clever Georgia]

Glad you joined! That question about the end of computing feels like something someone says half-joking, half-serious.

There's definitely change happening, but not apocalypse-level stuff

[Brad]

Hi

[BookerT_99]

Welcome in! Feels like every generation thinks they're witnessing the "end" of something.

Usually it just means the old way is fading and something new is taking over.

[Brad79]

Short intro, big question

Computing isn't going anywhere, but how we interact with it is definitely shifting. Less typing, more talking to machines, that kind of thing.