When you run your script, do you ever have to use a new account if you need to be logged in? Curious if you have any stories about how often the big websites catch these bots.

I'd love for someone to debate me on the below:

Like all other tech it will paradoxically make people more productive and somehow less efficient. For programmers, we're all going to write more code with AI but somehow get as much done as the programmers pre-internet.

darn, I was hoping to try it out tonight

thx!

Before I had a desktop it was a balance of everything. Now it’s battery life for too priority. If I need more computation I’ll just ssh into my desktop.

This is really cool! I like it. Is the data exportable?

If you delete your account, you get a JSON containing all your data, but I could implement the option separately. Great idea!

Are you thinking of some specific file format?

I like JSON and CSV. JSON if I want to write code. CSV if I just want to analyze it with excel or gsheets

I like the straight csv

The biggest question I would have is: How good the customer support is?

I have the worst luck, and all my new age accounts like Robinhood and Coinbase have little to no customer support compared to the incumbents.

I got lucky and the Robinhood situation resolved itself but I've been trying for over a year to contact Coinbase and circle the drain. Hopefully Square has better support.

Realistically.... 0

How open is this platform to custom peripherals (wifi/bluetooth) ones? I've always wanted a nice controller for robotics projects with a touchscreen. Right now it seems like most hobby projects use a laptop and ps4/xbox controller.

Sounds like it's just a custom linux install, so if you can get it working on another distro you can probably get it working here.

Yes they mentioned you can use custom peripherals. If it works on linux, it should work on steam deck.

I've been testing out Neeva (Ad free, subscription based) since I got off the waitlist for testing. I was skeptical at first, but just from anecdotal experience I've had a more pleasant experience not dealing with Ads. I also have noticed I do less specific website searches as well, which is a proxy metric for better searches?

I got Solidworks (CAD program) running on a Windows ARM VM with 64bit X86 emulation on my M1 Macbook Pro and it's still as fast as my dedicated Windows laptop.

Some of that speaks to Solidworks performance in general, but I don't know how to make sense of this other than the virtualization on M1 Macs being so good it feels like magic. I don't know how I could recommend any other laptop in good conscious (Price to Performance). Happy to be kindly corrected in comments :)

Don't forget Microsofts x86_64 emulation, which does the heavy lifting in your case.

very fair

If it could just port current CAD software, I would buy it in a heart beat. I don't want to have to learn new CAD software like Shapr.