It’s not amazing, but it’s certainly better than teams.

Unfortunately I have yet to see a platform that works better than discord.

Ah, well idk, I suppose you could try using something like APKmirror

Pretty good icon pack: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nothing.icon.free&hl=en-US

Not really, it’s like building your own furniture, cool, but far from practical and not worth it for most people.

The only way it would help the cause is by decentralising a service that’s mostly on one host, like bluesky, but that’s not a problem on lemmy, and the main advantage can be done by switching to a more niche instance (lemmy.world -> lemdro.id / bsky.app -> eurosky)

Their “AI platform” thing is mostly marketing nonsense, they were around before the AI bubble, it’s the same tech as google translate (technically AI, but not the same kind).

My point was mostly that they should write a text in chinese the way they want then machine translate it to english, so the structure and substance is human-made.

it seems like their first language is chinese, and they can’t write well in english

Just so you know in the future it’d probably be better to write your post in chinese and then use deepl to translate it if you can’t write a good text in english. Might end up a tad stilted but people here would like it a lot more, since the text AI generates in english is both artificial (nobody talks like that) and annoying to read.

I may be misinformed but the article says

We’ve verified that every AST produced by the Rust parser is identical to the C++ one, and all bytecode generated by the Rust compiler is identical to the C++ compiler’s output.

which I took to mean that the new code behaves 100% identically to the old code, like a byte-perfect decompilation. If that’s not the case and it’s just the same in their suite of tests then I’d agree with you.

Yeah, using AI to help you rewrite code (which is tedious) in a scenario where there are clear test cases (it either works or it doesn’t) is basically the ideal usecase.

Actually not a terrible way to use AI. Hopefully the port goes well

not true, the only one that’s just a rebranded pre-existing app is tchap, and most of them are made from scratch

This is really cool, this would be great to do to a steam deck with a broken motherboard

edit: got to the price part, oof

looks great! Thank you for making this

pixi is super underrated in my opinion

Ironically something like zoom might be right.

I can’t say for sure they have persistent chat, but maybe something like bigbluebutton could work?

the “Why, github?” made me lol, thank you.

That menu is kind of insane though, especially how the useful stuff was clearly moved so you would click on the new stuff by accident.

Now elemt calling is all integrated like on discord, if your homeserver supports it. Also available on other clients but I don’t quite remember which ones.

Honestly for visual programming scratch is really great to get kids or even adults to learn scratch, since it’s basically the exact same thing, just easier since you don’t have to worry about syntax.

Stuff like the unity block system is also extremely powerful, and lets designers configure, say, a characters movement much easier.

MDA, honestly I don’t know much about it, but from the description in the image it sounds like it still requires someone to “write a universal model”

I think the idea is that someone at the company could just take an already existing model and deploy it, not sure though.

It’s always funny to me that blue means left to americans.

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