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I've heard it described as the first time many non-programmers have been able to make computers "do things" without it being defined by someone else (app interf
by duggan 7mo ago
I've heard it described as the first time many non-programmers have been able to make computers "do things" without it being defined by someone else (app interface, developer, etc). It's a hugely empowering development from that perspective.
The stuff you've listed are the kinds of things smart home enthusiasts do with whatever tools are available to them, and are just a sign of people exploring the possibility space.
- jbellis 7mo agoare non programmers actually using openclaw successfully? because even "step 1 install your API keys" requires navigating concepts that are foreign to most "civilians"
- duggan 7mo agoJournalists, anyway. I think I originally heard it from Casey Newton on Hard Fork, but it was a month back so not 100% sure. But there's loads of people who would be stumped by a for loop, yet can easily work their way through a setup guide, particularly with the hype/promise and an active community.