michihuber

when the internet started you were sending "funny" messages on ICQ, sharing mp3s with your friends, browsing weird websites on geocities, maybe ordered a book on amazon that you could have gotten down the street much faster.

all the things I do with openclaw are in that ballpark of usefulness/importance.

Why would curing patients not be a good business model?

Of course it is, if you charge the right price, just like “building and selling (not leasing out) houses” can be a good business model.

No subscription or 2nd order effects needed.

are you unifying the inbox across multiple mail accounts? (like apple Mail.app does)

1password.com works well.

so what? that’s the cost of making the other 10% happen.

and that’s how society becomes prosperous.

Also, distribution: Windows Defender requires code signing with an extended validation certificate, or going through the Windows Store. Otherwise users see a scary warning after installation how your app is probably a virus.

But using an EV cert means you cannot build on a CD service (it comes on a dongl). And users hate the Windows Store.

What am I missing as a mac person? I hear that most apps aren’t on the Windows Store. Is it normal to just have a virus warning and people ignore it anyway? Or can you just not distribute through a CD service?

Nice, knew about Jam before, but just learned about jam-core. Will integrate into our app, thanks for sharing.

Would you also email me so I can ask a few questions?

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Would be much appreciated!

Tom, would also love to ask you a few questions via email.

[email protected]

I agree with this being about workflows, not documents, but isn't branching and merging a workflow and storytelling tool?

It allows multiple people to work in parallel (and in private). When somebody sends a pull-request eventually, they are presenting a story of changes that they want to get into the document and people can discuss them and approve them individually. (Of course, git the tool isn't necessarily suitable for non-technical people, but git-the-workflow seems to be a good foundation.)

Could you elaborate on what such a tool could look like without git style branching?

ghego, could I ask you a few questions via email?

[email protected]

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