[–] [S] 1 point 5 days ago (3 children)

It's about as stupid as it sounds.

They wouldn't read it in the page. They would only read it if it came from Claude.

So I had it literally just regurgitate the page exactly. Soon as they saw it was from Claude, they loved it. Even though Claude didn't write a single goddamn word in actuality, it just repeated what I said exactly.

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    I spent the time to do a detailed comparison of several SaaS tools (five in total) to replace one that's going End of Life.

    My co-worker and my boss told me the page didn't have enough detail and I should work on it more.

    Getting used to the pattern of them not reading anything I do by hand, I assume they didn't read it. So, to test that theory...

    I asked Claude in a prompt to read it out verbatim and sent the response and they loved how detailed and well written it was. Then made sure to remind me I need to use Claude more.

    [–] 3 points 1 month ago (2 children)

    A viable concern if you wanted to put it public-facing. If you only care about syncing when you're home, though, you should be able to host it perfectly fine just not giving any pathways in from the outside world.

    If you wanted to use the Android application, you would have to learn about TLS certificates anyway, because it doesn't work without HTTPS.

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  • [–] 1 point 1 month ago (3 children)

    Only if you're using the Android app or the web browser plugin, the actual core system does not.

    They could lock Bitwarden out tomorrow and Valtwarden would still work fine.

    Then people would just have to write specific application and plugin if they wanted to continue to use it with no change.

    The web interface would be fine.

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