Thanks for making this blog post, very informative!

I've found as well that while you can run agents with a lot of tools and set them free autonomously they tend not to be prompted correctly by default to not get enormously stuck and do really dumb things along the way.

Never open pandoras box without understanding the implications and principle of least privilege and trust apply at every layer of the equation now

Congrats on the article either way!! I'm one of the daylight founders so I love to see progress made on electrophoresis

We personally couldn't make it work with low power but this seems promising!

Would be cool to get an actual desktop screen with something like your screen tech.

Thank you!

Super weird, we use the Lamy pen on the Daylight Computer and it's the best thing ever

Afaik we put the same kind of high polling rate Wacom digitizer that remarkable uses.

Any quirks you notice between it and the daylight would be fascinating to note! Wacom is the most fluid digital pen system on the market from what we could find, especially compared to Ntrig, USI and other approaches.

Also you can use other pens other than the one we included in the box

> Any quirks you notice between it and the daylight would be fascinating to note!

Okay, my Remarkable 2 is currently broken (screen breaks more than I wish. They don't have Apple's level of reliability yet .3rd replacement), so I can't test directly at the moment.

> Also you can use other pens other than the one we included in the box

Oh cool! The pen in box is good enough for me, but now I'm going to look into getting a thin one. Thanks!

Good point!

The remarkable is a lot more like paper and has that simple feel.

Daylight was created for the express purpose of being a portable computer you can use in direct sunlight. It can also just be your notebook but it does so much more than take notes.

I may be a little bit biased but I'd personally prefer a non-laggy device with a little bit worse contrast.

To each their own!

I would hazard a guess that there will eventually be art you consume that won't immediately be obvious to you that no human artist made it

With the context of looking at images on the dall-e page you're looking at a gallery of ai images not art in its natural habitat.

Art deserves to be contextualized properly not be evaluated by the large batch.

hahahahahaha

Yeah technically they aren't trying to circumvent anything your browser is doing they are just serving you videos with ads in them instead of videos and ads served separately

Yes and you could use vscode.dev to edit local files as well

Source: (I have been doing it all along on the daylight during development)

If I'm developing in a container, can you run containers on the device?

The large battery also helps it last longer and accounts for the much more powerful chip compared to the remarkable