So while some stuff may transfer over as a general thing, a lot will probably not.

Still interesting, of course, but to be consumed with a mountain of salt.

That permanent cloud dependency should probably be on the main readme and not just the optional-to-look-at installer source code repository. But maybe I've just missed it?

It does say

> Gen3 robots sadly require port 443

but it says that for a different reason I think?

The first is when I care about the code. That's when I actually read what it produces and force it to use my mental model of how things should be.

The second is when I just need a solution that sorta fits the requirements provided. Then I don't read the code because I really do not care.

So this hook would either ask me things I know, or it would ask me things I do not care about.

But I guess this is very workflow-dependent.

That then became embedded as an easter egg into some other software.

Ducks were too hard for it though, unfortunately.

Lately, I again threw a clanker at something like that and got it to recreate some MGS codec sound effects.

It's not like there wouldn't be any other harnesses either. Just switch to literally anything else please.

I mean everything kinda is, but with RF it is very evident.

Maybe the world would be better off if we realized that most commons are like that and should be treated with more common sense

That's the core of all dysfunction - AI or not, isn't it?

People violently smashing through boundaries for their own personal benefit

So there's a side pane and a main section and a text input.

Very..uh.. plain. I was envisioning some more specific UX flow, but I couldn't tell you how, exactly.

So that is mainly a chat window like that Hubspot widget?

I mean I guess that gets stuff done, but I was expecting some fresher ideas perhaps?

They say it can create office documents (if I understand correctly), but how does it do that?

What's the thing one needs to plug this into to say "give me a slide deck with last quarter's sales figures"?

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https://www.paperinstruments.com/feather

According to their Twitter video, it might be this thing?

That is what journalism worth its paywall looks like.

My overarching point is that the outrage here is about Home assistant essentially not being "pure enough".

And I get that. I share those views.

But the people complaining about it, for the most part, actually can't handle what it would be if it was as "pure" as they say it should be.

Because that's then the role I have been playing here, and as you can see, that pisses people off even more than HA's friendly corporate diversions.

So, essentially, my point is that people actually want things to be exactly the way they are, because it is less dangerous to the ego.

Meaning that this is all just a charade. And a bad one at that that could not be further from the ideals, this platform wants to pursue.

Intellectual curiosity and all.

Good night!

It was (and is) a never-ending drama faucet, because most people are in it for the identity and not for the utility. Or rather the utility primarily is the identity granted by using it.

The sentence structure implied that I would have personally insulted this HN user and did so multiple times.

That is not true though.

What you did probably sense instead is more of a general abrasiveness-field. That was intentional (and obvious, for that matter).

I mean I can see the "I think your judgement is bad" could be seen as a personal insult (even though it is genuinely meant as an assessment of reality), but "multiple"?

Who said that you would have?

I'm torn. And sad.

I'm not exactly sure why, but the stuff that happens tells that story (to me at least).

Barking at frenck on a Friday at 11.30PM like this is probably not the right thing to do.

The readme oversells it by pretending it would be something actually usable, when instead it is a cool achievement to make it happen.

In my setup, Frigate runs on some 6th gen Intel desktop chip with a coral accelerator that regularly dies, however, on this old mainboard, it does not take the whole USB controller with it (contrary to the 9th gen intel host I've used previously).

I couldn't tell you how much of that system's power draw is frigate as it does a lot of stuff beyond just that.