Not "asking for them", insisting the already agreed to terms be respected.

As someone working with drone lidar (and AI), I was certainly mentally tripped for a bit.

The fact that they added a disclaimer as the first part of their readme about another project with the same name says they should probably just change the project name.

This made me laugh more that it should have. Thanks!

I feel like I'm certainly in that club as well.

Tauri is still a WebView wrapped in some chrome, right? That's not what I would consider "native".

Yes. I’d prefer a native interface and have been working on that. I should change the readme until that’s complete.

Eh, didn't even Microsoft give up and just shipped a React-based start menu at one point? The range of "native" on Windows 11 is quite wide - starts with an ancient Windows 3.1 ODBC dialog box.

That page is... confusing.

> Advertised usage limits for Pro and Max plans assume ordinary, individual usage of Claude Code and the Agent SDK.

This is literally the last sentence of the paragraph before the "Authentication and credential use"

I feel like a legion of blind computer users could attest to how bad accessibility is online. If you added AI Agents to the users of accessibility features you might even see a purposeful regression in the space.

I would assume they sent that because they were suggesting to support FOSS over closed-source software.

The word "stochastic" in relation to chaos is a thing though. It helps distinguish between closed and open systems.

I don't think this is correct.

Good to know I'm not alone. I'm also tired, so I guess that could be it.

Something I try to explain to people I'm getting up to speed on talking to an LLM is that specific word choices matter. Mostly it matters that you use the right jargon to orient the model. Sure, it's good and getting the semantics of what you said, but if you adjust and use the correct jargon the model gets closer faster. I also explain that they can learn the right jargon from the LLM and that sometimes it's better to start over once you've adjusted you vocabulary.