Yeah, everyone seeing this knows the poster’s heritage, favorite food, and post address.
There is a difference between “Chinese families” and “my Chinese family”. Maybe you would understand if “Chinese” was replaced with “Black”.
It’s just plain bigotry.
So are we just going to ignore the bit about “Chinese families” then? Seems like a rather broad racial generalization, and the poster is quite clearly implying their belief in some negative stereotype.
Your response doesn’t even make sense, unless you are proposing that all “Chinese families” are actually CCP officials?
Grandmas around the world thank you for your mild inconvenience.
A single app can have separate interfaces for mobile and desktop. Mobile/Touch interfaces are uncommon right now because linux on mobile isn’t ready, and it is extra work to make a separate GUI.
No, but it is going to take a considerable amount of time as they don’t have the manpower and resources of a multi billion dollar company.
You are buying a bicycle online.
Both are the same price, but one is handmade by a skilled professional with decades of experience, the other is made by a sketchy machine that even it’s creators don’t really understand… and sometimes uses square wheels instead of round.
Your choice.
Ok, but VS has been around MUCH longer and has been widely used long before any AI features were added. People who have been using VS for years, aren’t likely to just switch, especially in professional environments where VS has largely dominated.
Cursor OTOH, was specifically made to leverage AI. You don’t just start using Cursor.
Pluto is a planet, Columbus discovered America, deoxygenated blood is blue, camels store water in their humps, gum stays inside you for 7 years if you swallow it, the Great Wall is visible from space, the tongue has individual zones for detecting flavors, and Iraq definitely has WMDs.
Don’t fault them for misunderstanding. After all, we can only actually use 10% of our brain.