Viewing profile — microflash
microflash
HN member- Joined
- Fri, Dec 10, 2021, 4:35 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 4,224
- Public activity
- 547 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About microflash
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #49192317
Just disable the autocorrect and predictive text to make it usable again.
-
comment
Comment #49129491
In reality, building anything complex is a huge pain using web components, particularly because it is hard to author them with appropriate level of styling API and accessibility su…
-
comment
Comment #49098886
I don't have allergy to AI "accelerated" development. I have allergy for platforms opting me by default into something that they clearly know I won't opt-in if asked.
-
comment
Comment #49093445
BenQ is great. Been using a DesignVue for years. It is boring and just works. Doesn’t require any specialized drivers either.
-
comment
Comment #49085330
> Some Trylle features use artificial intelligence and machine learning, and several of them rely on third-party AI providers (acting as our sub-processors) to operate. When you or…
- story
-
comment
Comment #49071558
BTW, if you use Nushell, you can opt into sqlite backed shell history and press Cmd+R (or Ctrl+R) for search, all without any specific dependency.
-
comment
Comment #49020373
As a very heavy user of IntelliJ and associated family of IDEs, I’d say they are extremely bloated compared to a few years ago. My latest annoyance with IDEA has been extremely slo…
-
comment
Comment #49008821
I was answering to the storage part. Blacklisting is the attestation part which is definitely a concern. Again, you can use passkeys as a yet another way to login. You can still us…
-
comment
Comment #49008220
It depends on the app you’re using to save passkeys. Use Keepass and it saves the passkeys into kdbx file (similar to SSH keys).
-
comment
Comment #49008134
You can store your passkeys in Bitwarden or Keepass vault. Then you can use them through Bitwarden or Keepass apps on any other device. Been using passkeys like this for several ye…
-
comment
Comment #48943191
My problem is not with the marketing; they do their own thing all the time. It’s the people who drink the cool-aid and force “the tool” on others who are a problem.
-
comment
Comment #48931947
To me, “AI is just a tool” argument sounds so fake and hypocritical because that is not how the proponents of AI talk about it. Instead, it is marketed as “the tool” and in some ca…
-
comment
Comment #48895251
> Audiobooks are just a different medium. When I read I build internal voices of the characters or narrators through the pages as a part of my imagination engaging with the words o…
-
comment
Comment #48893918
> It's also entirely free with no gotchas. Not true since it requires you to sign in with Canva account.
-
comment
Comment #48822433
Unfortunately, I've also come across .astro files that I'm not allowed to touch and yet have to work with them (some internal corporate dinosaur which has not been updated for a wh…
-
comment
Comment #48822380
It's Nokia all over again: Having all ingredients for success and yet stubbornly not succeeding.
-
comment
Comment #48822219
The switch to strict HTML compilation is just not cool, and actively prevents upgrading sites which need to deal with remote content that is not written in strict HTML. I also wish…
-
comment
Comment #48806127
IntelliJ has free open-source distribution so you don’t need to pay anything for using it. To each their own, I guess.
-
comment
Comment #48794164
https://www.zardui.com
-
comment
Comment #48791326
Or PERIBOARD-413 if you need steeper angle. Perixx keyboards are cheap (and you’ll feel this cheapness every time you use them) but that’s why they are so good: a low-barrier entry…
- story
-
comment
Comment #48704831
Sorry, should've put this: It’s now on the whims of Qualcomm, a for-profit company, who might be only interested in the talent and not what that talent has been doing at Modular.
-
comment
Comment #48704809
Out of all the things listed, dependency tree and compile times are the most problematic things I face in Rust projects. As stated at the very end of the article, if you need tight…
-
comment
Comment #48704545
It’s now on the whims of Qualcomm, a for-profit company.