Sure, here's what Claude generated (all the usual caveats apply): https://pastebin.com/Xbs2qasH
Thank you
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aa_memon commented on Ambsheets: Spreadsheets for Exploring Scenarios inkandswitch.com/ambsheet... · Posted by u/azhenley
This is a neat idea, and one that I frequently find a need for. (I was curious how it'd work, so I copied and pasted the description and screenshot of the UI into Claude and in two prompts it built a working React app prototype.)
Would you be open to sharing the code?
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@sqfmi is there any chance that we might/could get a blackberry client for beeper? it would give all those old blackberrys sitting in drawers a new life and might actually help with growth of beeper as well.
aa_memon commented on Scrcpy 2.0 mirrors Android devices with audio forwarding github.com/Genymobile/scr... · Posted by u/rom1v
Not really unless you count Ethernet as wired, in that case there are plenty of tools that work and is probably your best option (thing like parsec, nomachine, or even steam remote play).
As far as I know scrcpy only work because android devices works as USB device/gadget and can be connected to a host, two computers will work both as host and cannot be connected directly. You could do it with something akin to the Raspberry Pi that can work as a USB device instead of a host, but I don't know of any software that does directly(without emulating a network connection, and if you emulate a network connection you could use one of the many sofware for screen sharing) if i remember correctly even scrcpy use ADB to emulate a TCP connection.
Do these limitations also apply to the newer Thunderbolt based usb c ports? If you can’t tell I really miss target display mode and wish a wired cross platform ideally open source solution existed to use any computer as a second monitor.
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aa_memon commented on Scrcpy 2.0 mirrors Android devices with audio forwarding github.com/Genymobile/scr... · Posted by u/rom1v
Anyone know of a scrcpy for windows/mac/Linux? If not, why has there not been a “wired” screen mirroring tool for desktop os? Is it just more difficult than doing it for android?
Go to 27:52 to see the machine in action. Such smooth movement and the features he shows for the next 30 mins are so cool.