Not personally but I do follow the fighting game community closely these days.
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Oops, my bad. I didn’t know what Flutter was, so I just googled it and thought it was an IDE. My brain’s out of office right now. For that bot specifically, I used PyTorch and LangChain, both using Python. But the one that’s integrated with my library app, I used TypeScript.
ChatGPT provides references links by RAG search. It uses that tool to go into the sites and get the relevant information, and then uses keeps the link handy. You can typically check which sites it extracted the info from using the sources button. Same with Google Gemini and most other AIs.
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I too mostly work with websites and not much with apps but at that time was looking into tech stacks for apps and all so.
Yeah below some links will be there.
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Ah.
Nowadays everything is an app. Earlier we had separate stuff, but now it’s all webapps. I guess that’s what happens when you introduce cloud to everything.
Also, are you an engineer too?
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yeah right? Cloud is everywhere, tired of hearing azure, aws etc.
yeah I wanted to go a bit in game development but most of my experience is in web and it’s good too
so you are in the ai side?
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Agreed, I’ve been speaking about the privacy risks of cloud, as well as the fact that AWS, Azure and GCP together own 67% of the cloud market, but I don’t think there’s a way to solve this.
Oh! I did too, but this is proving difficult alone. Maybe when AI gets really better, I could get back to game development.
Yeah! Accenture is a bit wild abut AI, though so is everyone else.
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Same.
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