You MUST Review AI-generated Code. Your AI tool can quickly turn from a PhD-level developer to a kindergarten-level monkey, without you even noticing: https://iamvishnu.com/posts/you-must-review-ai-code
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Vishnu Haridas
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Kotlin and Flutter
Degoogling - moving away from Gmail and other few Google services after 20 years.
AI in 2026: people will be forced to put a “human-generated content” disclaimer everywhere, and AI will be overused everywhere for no apparent reason: https://iamvishnu.com/posts/predictions-2026-ai
@EdyBolos one scenario is when you left the computer unattended for a while and the pwd manager is unlocked during this time. Another scenario is someone getting access to the pwd manager itself via a stolen master password (phishing/keylogger/etc.) - a possibility that can’t be ruled out.
Getting access to the box where **both keys are stored** is what I am worried about. So keeping one key in a separate box with a different protection mechanism and in another space is better IMHO.
My argument is that the practice of storing TOTP in the password manager app undermines the very essence of two-factor authentication (2FA) and is essentially "1FA" in disguise.
@Meyerweb After going through the interesting discussion on HN on this post, I realized that display modes shouldn’t be “either black or white” option but anything in a million shades of gray. I really want to propose a “Universal Reader Mode” built into all browsers as a standard where the user can set their preferred theme and use it on **any** website that they want.
@zan hey thanks for the comment and glad that you liked it. The term I came up with is "ransom sign-up" - where demanding a ransom in the form of a sign-up (The URL of the post had a typo "randsom").
Posting the link here for others to reach: https://iamvishnu.com/posts/randsom-signup
Clients always ask me whether to opt for cross platform or native development for their next mobile app.
They read that cross platform reduces time and cost, but still many people are recommending native tech. There is a lot of confusion around this.
In this article, I am exploring the question of cross platform -vs- native based on the experience that I had building mobile apps for a decade. Read on: https://blog.qburst.com/2023/01/native-or-cross-platform-whats-best-for-your-next-app/
#crossplatform #flutter #swift #kotlin #ios #android #reactnative
@SwiftOnSecurity Also they can't C sharp.