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the_lucifer
7mo ago
I run Little Snitch[1] on my Mac, and I haven't seen LM Studio make any calls that I feel like it shouldn't be making. Point it to a local models folder, and you can firewall the entire app if you feel like it. Digressing, but the
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the_lucifer
9mo ago
> Half the time I can smack Esc and Snipping Tool will go away. The other half of the time, I have to mouse over and click the X to close it. There is no pattern to when Esc does/doesn't work. What I have noticed is to let it l
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9mo ago
> Yes, the complaints are common, here and in many other places. If almost every developer-centric forum is constantly complaining about you have enough of a broad sampling of a userbase that there's something rotten underneath is i
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the_lucifer
10mo ago
Haha, I just made a comment above that I've been sitting on a half done project to do this for around 8 years now.
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the_lucifer
10mo ago
This is such a quick and neat way to get a pass for all the random codes in your wallet. I've had a long shelved project (>8 years now?) where I was working on a solution to doing this from a mobile device but with loads more custom
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the_lucifer
11mo ago
One biggest thing that I cite when I bring up Blender as probably the best open source software is that it has stellar UI/UX. NO other (yes I’d die on the hill) open source software has good UX and it’s horrible for adoption by the lar
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the_lucifer
1y ago
Seeing 1Password there hurts me. They used to be paragons of well designed native apps that they dumped with 8.
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the_lucifer
1y ago
Apologies, didn't check HN for a while. I recommend it if you can get it around ~500-ish USD. I paid $750 (for the body) + $150 (for a 23mmF2 lens) in Jul 2024 used with a bunch of accessories including 4 batteries. The biggest annoyan
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1y ago
I remember a version which ends with how we'll end up speaking German.
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1y ago
As someone who shoots on Fujifilm (XT-3), this was an intensely fascinating read. Thanks, now I have half a mind to sit down and re-implement this code, just to get a feel of how it works.
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the_lucifer
1y ago
A compressed download is my guess. The easiest way to predict if an app is using Electron is to see if the download is around 90 to 130 MB. Especially if that size feels unreasonable for the functionality that it offers.
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the_lucifer
1y ago
I triple tap my trackpad (on macOS) to highlight the paragraph I'm reading, then highlight the next one and so on.
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the_lucifer
2y ago
Not to mention the fact that there were tons of rumors around Apple developers practically handholding adobe to get them across the finish line for the Apple Silicon port. Adobe is extremely incompetent wrt actually developing usable, clean
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the_lucifer
2y ago
Another classic issue of a "death by a thousand cuts" situation— you cannot hide the Mac menu bar icon and still keep the background agent running unlike 1Password 7 (Discussion from 2022 silently closed without any resolution her
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the_lucifer
2y ago
> It’s awful but in a helpful way. Like it will suggest “if $argument is empty, this function will return an error”, which is not true because $argument is an int, but it does do something wonky if you give it negative numbers so I remem
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the_lucifer
2y ago
100%. The iOS vision accessibility APIs are top notch and consistent throughout the system. A simple example, Siri describes the image in the notification if you have announce messages turned on
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the_lucifer
3y ago
I will go so far after argue that Apple is only one of the major vendors actually adopting EPUB books.
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the_lucifer
3y ago
ISH does not need a jailbreak. you just download it from the App Store.
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the_lucifer
3y ago
> It is possible to lightly touch them but this requires more mental effort imo than just using a chiclet keyboard. This is easily remedied by using a very lightweight switch. Many different mechanical switches are available from well un
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the_lucifer
3y ago
I’m guessing the key here is in the term itself. This avoids the repetitive-ness of it.
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the_lucifer
3y ago
“You see, I’ve become a connoisseur of using VPNs at exotic locations. But pinky promise I’m home”
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the_lucifer
3y ago
Because it, like Mastodon, is a usability nightmare and literally nothing is being done to address it. All criticism falls on deaf ears and the community is hell bent on pushing their flawed vision through
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the_lucifer
3y ago
> What is Artemis using for building its user interface? > The Artemis UI is built with React Native + Typescript Sorry, this is DoA for me. This is not a spiritual successor. Biggest USP of Apollo was its clean, native and thoughtful
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the_lucifer
3y ago
Honestly this could be a good idea, and if I really wanted to comment the added friction of actually logging in would put me off
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the_lucifer
3y ago
> They want to give "mod tools" so essentially give free mods more tools to sink their time and energy in while reddit earns from their generosity. Nice business model. Oh but you see, they’re just “promises” of mod tools as us
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the_lucifer
4y ago
I feel called out since I opened up HN as Reddit wasn’t loading
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the_lucifer
4y ago
Please don't. I had a beautiful resume typed in LaTeX. With resumes, you need to be designing for the lowest common denominator so a simple word document is the best. Latex is especially notorious for not being easily automated for par
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the_lucifer
4y ago
They’re talking about last pass buyout. Not 1password
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the_lucifer
4y ago
The user above you was mistaken. You can flip it from the web settings. I was running it on my iOS 14.6 device for a while.
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the_lucifer
4y ago
Yes, I am surprised to see it flying under the radar here. But it not having the gen 2 pencil support is egregious especially given the hike in prices
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