While I generally agree with other commenters here suggesting it’s only a matter of time before these are vastly improved… are there examples we can point to in the wild of other Chinese tech products doing this?
To be clear, I think there probably are (maybe Zhaoxin’s x86 CPUs?) but am hoping someone with more knowledge than me will chime in. Another potential one which comes to mind is the DeepSeek AI model family.
I’ve seen articles both about this film being successful and about it flopping.
You know, when the new effects were done, I liked them. Years later, I always watch with the original effects. The new ones just feel plastic and odd. The old ones, for all the grain and noise, have charm.
I pressed it. Just pressed it again. Turns out it doesn’t show up on Lemmy. Lol
The response from the reverend gives me big “no one knows what Let’s Go Brandon means” energy.
Same.
Sadly, most of the time, it’s not The Onion.
Vibe coding is horrible in the wrong hands, but a skilled programmer can utilise it to carry out boring tasks.
If things continue as they are, eventually there will be no more skilled programmers.
+1 for heliboard.
GBoard has good recognition, but I’d rather my keyboard didn’t just siphon off whatever I type.
Pacing that feels more like an Instagram reel than a feature film.
Excessive use of poor effects or artificial camera shake.
A fantastic summary.
Addendum to #2: to add insult to injury, a lot of the training data in AI models was used without consent. That means that the output of skilled people was stolen from them in order to train systems designed to steal from them again.
There are simply a lot fewer people on Lemmy. That’s to be expected.
I will say that the quality of conversation tends to be a bit higher on Lemmy. YMMV though.
I feel a lot less of the hive-mind effect on Lemmy versus Reddit. Not sure why that is.
Only because it’s God’s chosen. Once He finally switches to Linux then Temple will fall.
Presumably it would need to be implemented as a float, in which case you’d think a stopgap would be to make the rate 0.01% instead of 0%.
Absolutely wild if it’s hard-coded. A lot of Japanese electronics are domestically sourced, so it could make sense given they’d be designed exclusively for Japan. Still seems unlikely.
As the article mentions, it might just all be smoke and mirrors, as a tactic to delay the tax holiday.