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Horrible. Just because you have code that runs not in a browser doesn't mean you have something that's local. This goes double when the code requires API calls
by outofpaper 7mo ago
Horrible. Just because you have code that runs not in a browser doesn't mean you have something that's local. This goes double when the code requires API calls. Your net goes down and this stuff does nothing.
- yusuf288 7mo agoIn a world where IT doesn't mean anything, crypto doesn't mean anything, AI doesn't mean anything, AGI doesn't mean anything, End-to-end encryption doesn't mean anything, why should local-first mean anything? We must unite against the tyranny of distinction.
- konart 7mo agoNot to mention that you can actually have something that IS local AND runs in a browser :D
- jdejean 7mo agoFor a web developer local-first only describes where the state of the program lives. In the case of this app that’s in local files. If anthropics api was down you would just use something else. Something like OpenRouter would support model fallbacks out of the box