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So then both of your replies are null because you have no idea? Your first reply gave the caveat that there are severe limitations as a warning to "newbies". D
by infecto 2y ago
So then both of your replies are null because you have no idea?
Your first reply gave the caveat that there are severe limitations as a warning to "newbies". Definitely, it's an extension wrapper around calibre binaries and the db to make it a little easier to access across a local network. But you don't have specific examples for yourself and only something pulled from ChatGPT which is not even correct, some of those items are simply outdated/madeup.
- Gareth321 2y ago> So then both of your replies are null because you have no idea? I don't see how you could surmise that a list of 10 major differences is the same as "no idea." You seem personally or emotionally invested in the web interface being on par with the main app. I don't know why, and it's weird. Either you have experience with this interface and you were looking for a fight, or you have no experience and you're asking for third party audits which you know you'll never get, so you're looking for a fight. I'm not biting. Either way, I hope others are informed by my comment.
- infecto 2y agoYou pasted something from ChatGPT that includes incorrect information. In general and especially on HN folks don’t appreciate LLM dribble. I have no feelings in this just calling out your worthless posts. Since you had such a strong opinion I asked what in your experience made it so negative as the web client is really there to make it easy to browse and download books onto a reader, which it does. Of course it does not replace calibre, you can see all the functionality in like 5 screenshots. Again no feelings but I have no issue calling out folks like yourself that try to give an opinion and then actually have no real world experience with it.