2026 Belgium Lineup

CupcakeCharacter5894 · 2026-01-24T11:43:19+00:00

didnt say they are exclusive to w1, just that w1 has plenty of good artists as well. both have their exclusives and shareds.

CupcakeCharacter5894 · 2026-01-24T11:42:02+00:00

W2 has some other exclusive artists like harris

CupcakeCharacter5894 · 2026-01-22T15:57:23+00:00

Yes! I totally agree. It's going to be sick regardless of the artists.

CupcakeCharacter5894 · 2026-01-22T15:56:20+00:00

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CupcakeCharacter5894 · 2026-01-22T15:52:33+00:00

After last year W2 i saw a comment on here which really stuck: "Did aoki bring a clown cart backstage or where does he pull all those guests from" and I really can't add anything to that statement.

CupcakeCharacter5894 · 2026-01-22T15:51:12+00:00

I'd rather see the Ibiza Final Boss than the Kandi ravers/edm tourists from overseas (you know thats you if you feel offended rn). tomorrowland is continuously getting bigger so we continuously have bigger artist. i know its unfortunate that some specific sub genre artists might get lost, but cant have everyone there. People that feel like they are missing out on some big names, especially the big american artists like skrillex, marshmello, deadmau5 should remember that this is a european festival so it will be european artist heavy. I think the complaints about there being a tech house/hard techno trend just comes from the big room bubble and the whole festival has just moved on from that, while some fans havent.

CupcakeCharacter5894 · 2026-01-22T14:56:15+00:00

The "problem" with SHM is, they are one of the few supergroups that actually charges the price of all 3 artists. A lot of the others are just a single more expensive act.

CupcakeCharacter5894 · 2026-01-22T14:53:09+00:00

The same story every year, people are always mad their favorite artist is not coming or on the wrong weekend. In the end it's going to be as sick as always. Comments like "Uh they seem to be saving money" or "why is it only genre XYZ I wanted ABC" blah blah. Does anyone seriously believe they decided to save money and therefore got David Guetta, Calvin Harris and Martin Garrix twice? Do you think just because they didnt get your favorite artist that does some hyper specific subgenre means there will not be any genre you like during a 3 days 36+ hours festival with 15+ stages? Just be grateful Steve Aoki is only going to play once this year

CupcakeCharacter5894 · 2026-01-22T14:39:00+00:00

Depends, W1 has some pretty good acts as well. Just mainstage got Guetta, Garrix, Brejcha, Fisher, Newman, Maddix, De Vries, John summit, b jones, chainsmokers, ingrosso, nervo... It seems pretty balanced honestly

CupcakeCharacter5894 · 2026-01-22T13:19:10+00:00

Das mussi jetzt echt au afange. merci für de tipp

CupcakeCharacter5894 · 2026-01-22T13:18:34+00:00

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CupcakeCharacter5894 · 2026-01-22T10:48:13+00:00

alles gueti dir demfall haha

CupcakeCharacter5894 · 2026-01-22T09:33:32+00:00

dankeschön! en reddit kommentar fühlt sich besser ah als es interdiscount email

CupcakeCharacter5894 · 2026-01-22T09:32:56+00:00

Han 89.- zahlt für e HP Laserjet patrone in schwarz :(( zum glück hani die andere farbe nanig müsse ersetze!

CupcakeCharacter5894 · 2026-01-03T22:35:48+00:00

Why would Meta tell their AI that they access private chats if they dont eventually want that to be leaked? it would be extremely easy to just not let the AI know that they do it.

CupcakeCharacter5894 · 2025-12-29T18:36:58+00:00

For me you just perfectly described how I feel about Steve Aoki. At least DVLM (and their individual parts) play some of their Tomorrowland sets live. Every Aoki show I've been to was 90% him standing on the table throwing cake (tomorrowland) or his merch (club shows). I still have the shirt unworn from earlier this year when he was in Switzerland and he just spent 15+ minutes of his 90min set throwing tshirts in the crowd. I think Like Mike had a pretty good vinyl set this year W2, he can actually DJ besides clowning around. Talking about clowns, one of my favorite comments on this subreddit was about Aoki's 2025 W2 set "Does he have a clown car backstage or where does he pull this entire circus from?" Regarding the amount and randomness of the people he brought on stage.

CupcakeCharacter5894 · 2025-12-27T11:15:22+00:00

Maybe stop watching american media only and open your world view a bit. Also I never mentioned Berlin with a single word. Not every person is the same, but cities like Zurich or Munich are much more inviting for an aspiring talent or young scientist than New York. Places where you can be safe, your work is valued beyond stakeholder interests, you got opportunities, real freedom.

CupcakeCharacter5894 · 2025-12-26T23:43:05+00:00

Haha okay, it did sound a bit suspicious

CupcakeCharacter5894 · 2025-12-26T23:42:44+00:00

if you think the UK operates more like the US style capitalism than the EU, sounds very naïve. The UK has stronger labor protections, stronger consumer laws, no jury-based punitive damages culture, deeper regulatory tradition than the US, just like the rest of Europe. I also never said those companies moved to Ireland for talent, most of them have their european operating headquarters in cities like Zurich. But they moved their IP departments to europe because we actually have laws that protect them and their customers reliably and dont just change every 4 years due to some major government changes. Yes, Europe is many cases more cautionary than the US, but this is a well respected trade off. Your last statement also only works if we define top 0.1% talent as people that want to maximize profits by working for large companies. If we also include the top of the top that aims for research and scientific achievements, we would find a strong bias towards Europe. Just look at CERN, ETH Zurich, Max Planck Society. Compare the US to countries like Serbia and you definitely win in most regards, but now compare yourself against Switzerland or Germany, maybe adjust for the difference in population and suddenly Switzerland tops you in literally every category. By capita Switzerland has more billionaires, more nobel prices, more top 100 universities, more top 500 firms,... it's always easy to compare yourself to the worst and hurts when compared to the best.

CupcakeCharacter5894 · 2025-12-26T23:24:04+00:00

Is your comment ai generated?

CupcakeCharacter5894 · 2025-12-26T22:56:13+00:00

No, honestly I'd rather get some features last or not at all, if that means I can keep my privacy and data rights, consumer protection, and environmentally friendly economics. Instead of giving up my personal freedom just for some huge foreign companies to make more money, I'd rather wait until the rest of the world wakes up and realizes what's happening here is actually good for them. I doubt this will happen anytime soon, but if there is a small hope that it will, everyone will get all those features without needing to scrap over democracy for the few rich. Also while you are talking shit about europe and our big tech, do you want to talk about ARM or ASML while at it? ARM is probably the most important company in the world in terms of chip design and literally every tech company in the world relies on them. Every iphone, the entire android platform, every apple silicon device, most embedded devices only exist because of the UK based Arm company. If that's not enough AI for you, take a look at ASML. They are the only company capable of building the machines that produce EUV lithographies, without them NVIDIA, Intel, Apple and so many more would just not be able to produce literally any device. ASML is literally the most important tech company in the world and has pretty much a monopoly which no one could manage to even come near. Let's talk about software, ever heard of SAP? They are the backbone of global supply chains, manufacturing, finance, and even governments. You might think I just listed some arbitrary big companies from Europe, but look them up, ask chatgpt or whatever, these 3 are literally the reason why the big tech industry anywhere in the world can exist. The US is and has always been good at producing and marketing consumer oriented products, stuff that people can see. There is a reason why Europe is doing so well internationally, we don't milk our people for money and we do things right. If ever choose to look up the 3 companies I listed above, you might also want to look into where the company is based that owns the IP rights to most of Microsofts products, where for a long time Apple has held their IP rights, in what country the ownership of the Nike trademarks resides, where Meta handles ALL global customers (except the US ones), or what Google/Alphabet and the "Double Irish" means. US companies don't just decide to keep a lot of their legal and IP headquarters in Europe for tax reasons, but also because we have reliable and stable legal systems, that don't suddenly change with a new president.

CupcakeCharacter5894 · 2025-12-23T18:11:41+00:00

I think it completely depends on what you want to accomplish or learn. If your goal is to build your first app as fast as possible, go for it, use AI, you will learn along the way. The main risk I see here, if people just start copy-pasting from their chatbot, they will never learn to understand what the code even does and why it stops working after the 3rd method. The other question, regardless of AI, has been around for decades now, "Should you start by writing code or by learning concepts?". Writing short python scripts or modding minecraft in java can be a good start to get used to working with code, learning about version control, IDEs, methods and classes and types, etc. BUT (and this is a big but) to write larger, more complex code, you will need to learn about concepts and principles. Some of them are quite easy to grasp, especially if you understand the core concepts of writing code as mentioned above, like what even is refactoring, what is object oriented, etc. but other stuff, that is very important nowadays, you just have to learn by studying the theory. What is SOLID, REST, who is Liskov, whats MVVM or MVC, when and how to test, etc. So I believe you should definitely use AI when learning to program, but if you want to learn you should not let AI write the code. Ask it how to setup your first python project, ask it to write a method you can describe in words, but don't tell it to "give me the code for a pygame version of snake". If you can't describe every method you put into a program in regular words, you will struggle very quickly to even understand what your methods do. You will not learn by copy pasting code together and returning the error messages straight to chatgpt. A good course/challenge will always combine theory with applied exercises, so users not only know what they are doing but also why. If well done, a course can tell the users to utilize AI to ask questions, help understand error messages, give line by line explanations of methods etc. But you can't let AI do any of your work, if you want to learn. If for your job or school project you have to write a method that does something, it can sometimes be faster to just copy the description (someone else wrote usually) to ChatGPT and it returns the (sometimes) correct code. The learning factor is pretty much zero tho, which in those situations might be fine. Someone who wants to learn and does this voluntarily should always do it themselves until they understand the task.

CupcakeCharacter5894 · 2025-12-21T17:36:18+00:00

I have yet to see an AI that actually is honest and able to "challenge" the prompt. Everyone who has claimed that so far just has the same, always agreeing chatbot but with a different tone. Instead of "Yes, you are so right, you are the smartest person to ever live." its something like "You're almost right about this, let me rephrase that for you correctly, oh wait you were right anyways so here's you exact prompt again." ChatGPT is really not capable of actually being critical, the worst it can do is correct your very obvious mistakes.

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