@frankiemwon@microsoft@Windows10 awesome welcome to the dark side. You chose arch as your first distro?
And what academic tools do you require that are on that windows laptop
@squaresinger yeah im not surprised ngl front end isnt my expertise so i do often use ai for the skeleton of the website i feel that with every new prompt the ai forgets about the original task it was supposed to do and loses clarity and there is a ton of syntax errors like you said overall its good for fixing a single error or for understanding a topic but not actually creating an entire project
@rumba making new projects in rust sure cool but when big projects that most of the world relies on etc ffmpeg crucially need maintainers and contributions rust isnt needed and is a waste of resources when C can do it better, faster and easier rust is a fast fade that will likely remain in the shadow of C. Tbh your glazing rust without looking at both sides of the argument so the picture op posted really is true
@rumba@Croquette They're is a lot of people scrambling to rewrite existing c projects in rust for what?
for example ffmpegs rust rewrite is slower than the c version we need more maintainers rather than creating new rust alternatives that have no purpose
@frankiemwon @microsoft @Windows10 oh ok then sad theres no linux equivalent. GL on your course!
@frankiemwon @microsoft @Windows10 awesome welcome to the dark side. You chose arch as your first distro?
And what academic tools do you require that are on that windows laptop
@squaresinger yeah im not surprised ngl front end isnt my expertise so i do often use ai for the skeleton of the website i feel that with every new prompt the ai forgets about the original task it was supposed to do and loses clarity and there is a ton of syntax errors like you said overall its good for fixing a single error or for understanding a topic but not actually creating an entire project
@tyo_ukko @Croquette heavy on point 1
@cm0002 then an error happens and they have no idea how to fix it
@rumba making new projects in rust sure cool but when big projects that most of the world relies on etc ffmpeg crucially need maintainers and contributions rust isnt needed and is a waste of resources when C can do it better, faster and easier rust is a fast fade that will likely remain in the shadow of C. Tbh your glazing rust without looking at both sides of the argument so the picture op posted really is true
@rumba @Croquette They're is a lot of people scrambling to rewrite existing c projects in rust for what?
for example ffmpegs rust rewrite is slower than the c version we need more maintainers rather than creating new rust alternatives that have no purpose