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I heard what they're saying, and while I don't personally agree with it, I can see it's shared by a lot of people. Personally, I'm not sure a separate thread makes sense. What if people mark their project as "[ARTI
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Hi, I'm David and I run the "What are you working on?" posts. I hear what you're saying and yet I think it's just the new reality. There will be more projects and some of those will be quickly-made vibe-coded proj
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Ask HN: What are you working on? (May 2026)
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On the second Sunday of every month, there's an "Ask HN: What are you working on?" post. Feel free to show your projects there!
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Raid? They're committing a crime.
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I wish I had some advice that could help. I think you're doing everything right, it's just winter out there right now. The employment numbers are all a lie -- it's much worse than anyone is saying. Keep your head up and ke
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71% of adults say that their monthly debt payments prevent them from saving. So why don't they take it out of that thousand they have at the end of each month? America is suffering economically and I don't think we help anything
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Every single court case is two sides bringing forward only "objective facts" by definition. It's not that one side brings lies and the other facts. They both bring objective facts. So why does it always end with the judgeme
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No I'm not. I'm responding to data about median income adjusted for PPP, and not adjusted for social services such as healthcare. Big difference.
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- Around 76% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck. - 71% of adults say that their monthly debt payments prevent them from saving. When we say America, we can't just mean the 20% who are ok. It has to mean the 70% who aren'
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This, like so many of his talks, keeps popping up -- as it should. In our industry of software construction, there's only one true test, "Does it scale?" And the answer is and has been a resounding "no." I'm w
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Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (April 2026)
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Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (March 2026)
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Clearly
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> NPR is missing the basics here sadly, on purpose We need active journalism to watch out for our interests as citizens. What happens when it dies?
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and without a Kay
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I didn't go to the gym a single day for November and December and it was heart-breaking when I started again in January how much I had set back. But slowly I got back to a good rate again. A week ago someone asked why I was going to t
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> he asked for help getting STD drugs from Epstein [to commit a felony] We're talking about the 2% of information made available, much of which is redacted. The investigations need to include all evidence.
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I don't want apologies and resignations. I want investigations and the most serious of consequences if found guilty. I can't believe people aren't more upset about this.
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We're all under a bad star right now. There aren't many options, lots of people underemployed and many more completely unemployed. Competition is fierce. I don't have much to say, unfortunately, other than recognizing that
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And I don't want to add fuel to a strange fire, but in 1764 when Jean-Jacques Rousseau wrote a letter to Beaumont regarding the absurdity of belief despite evidence, he used this as an example: "If there is in this world a well-a
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This is a fun story from the early 18th century if you haven't read about it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Count_of_St._Germain
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Now try copper, aluminum and more. I saw a clip from a conference that said for copper, at 3% GDP growth, the global demand in the next 18 years will exceed the last 10,000 years, but 80% of known reserves have already been mined. It seems
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No
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An older ThinkPad is a great choice. Sometimes when a company goes out of business or upgrade, they dump a bunch of laptops and you can get used ThinkPads on the cheap.
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Reminds me of this article The Immaculate Conception of ChatGPT https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/the-immaculate-conceptio...
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When the singularity arrives it will not be remotely boring. These snake oil claims of the singularity will forever be boring and are getting more tiring by the minute.
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LeCun, “I’m not gonna make friends saying this . . . ” he tells me, “but I was reading this and I thought everything that Chomsky . . . was saying could not possibly be true, [because] we learn everything." This was a theoretical deb
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