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Or you could just talk to powerpoint, which creates a self contained pptx, which also plays anywhere. we've hit this point where its cool to have claude reinve
by basch 6mo ago
Or you could just talk to powerpoint, which creates a self contained pptx, which also plays anywhere.
we've hit this point where its cool to have claude reinvent every wheel just because it can.
- d3Xt3r 6mo agoIt's not self-contained, it requires PowerPoint to be indfled. Which is not an issue on corporate machines of course, but maybe you want to do a presentation for a general/broader audience.
- alternatex 6mo agoOffice, or rather Microsoft 365 applications have had web versions for a decade now.
- d3Xt3r 6mo agoThat's besides the point though. With a self-contained HTML, you don't need to go to a special website, you don't need an account or sign-in, heck you don't even need the Internet, and it works pretty much on every device that supports HTML5.
- basch 6mo agoa solution in search of a problem. everyone can open a powerpoint in google docs, hotmail, libreoffice etc. now the person receiving the file has a DIFFERENT experience than they are used to with every other presentation. different hotkeys, different troubleshooting.