15:[[48084086,{"by":"mc-0","descendants":15,"id":48084086,"kids":[48085258,48085239,48115317,48085889,48085079,48085088,48104076,48107733,48119166,48084307,48085349,48105935,48086087,48084910,48108498,48119911,48092640,48095817],"score":19,"text":"Internally transferred to a new team in a top-10 F500 company. This team is pushing incredibly hard to be seen as "AI-First" & is very opinionated about what other teams should be doing.

I was explicitly told I am not to write any code by hand. Claude usage is mandatory coupled with a proprietary superpowers / speckit / GSD framework with 100+ agents and skill files.

All code reviews are agent driven. No one takes the time to actually understand anything. Documentation has become novel length slop, as have Jira tickets.

I ship stuff I don't understand. Management says there won't be a need for many SWEs in the future.

Am I alone in experiencing this? Is this the future of work?","time":1778421821,"title":"Ask HN: Is this the SWE workflow of the future?","type":"story"}],[48039391,{"by":"brendoelfrendo","descendants":95,"id":48039391,"kids":[48040459,48039995,48049122,48039837,48040648,48039847,48040105,48040312,48045400,48040112,48040153,48040695],"score":65,"time":1778090490,"title":"Babies Are Bleeding to Death as Parents Reject a Vitamin Shot Given at Birth","type":"story","url":"https://www.propublica.org/article/more-parents-decline-vitamin-k-shot-newborns"}],[47778035,{"by":"sahli","descendants":20,"id":47778035,"kids":[47778404,47778226,47787222,47778294,47778251,47803399,47778190,47778091,47806829,47778194,47778241,47856224,47786971,47824099,47791126],"score":9,"text":"$16","time":1776255605,"title":"Ask HN: Is Claude Getting Worse?","type":"story"}],[45593465,{"by":"meir-avimelec","descendants":2,"id":45593465,"kids":[45593724,45617245],"score":4,"text":"$17","time":1760539617,"title":"Quoted a client $43k to refactor their AI-built MVP. They did $11k MRR in 6weeks","type":"story"}],[44778730,{"by":"toomuchtodo","descendants":31,"id":44778730,"kids":[44780055,44779574,44779969,44779680,44779595,44780678,44779787],"score":42,"time":1754246870,"title":"The US Relies on 51 Forty-five-year-old ships to Transport its Military Overseas [video]","type":"story","url":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDHsfDCWWcE"}],[43672554,{"by":"DeborahEmeni_","descendants":17,"id":43672554,"kids":[43672706,43675367,43674477,43672798,43672617,43672804,43673807,43672561],"score":8,"text":"Saw someone on Reddit lose $86k from a compromised AWS account. I've heard way too many stories like this — misconfigured IAM, tokens in repos, no billing alerts...

If you're on a small team, how are you actually protecting yourself from stuff like this? Is there a sane setup that works without needing a full-time AWS security person?","time":1744549783,"title":"Why do small teams keep getting wrecked by AWS bills?","type":"story"}],[43196866,{"by":"elsalazar","descendants":12,"id":43196866,"kids":[43199295,43197015,43205723,43201035,43206008,43197024,43204140,43196905,43197592,43197112,43199959,43196887],"score":6,"text":"I recently bought a small business and the seller gave me the info to keep the domain active and then gave me a bunch of files for the website. I told the hosting company "I have these files, how do I load up the website?" They said go to this folder and upload your files. After I did that, the website was up and running. Now I want to change the website, but don't know how to get started or where to get information. Was hoping someone here could point me in the right direction. TIA","time":1740680007,"title":"Ask HN: I bought a website, how do I edit it?","type":"story"}],[43038200,{"by":"Bender","descendants":232,"id":43038200,"kids":[43043582,43040525,43039155,43039797,43038741,43039101,43041507,43039829,43041739,43040642,43039661,43040838,43039486,43045522,43044645,43042337,43039740,43039288,43045750,43038942,43038668,43042050,43038980,43040125,43039230,43039059,43042494,43042880,43042484,43043656,43043402,43038446,43043086,43046251,43040160,43040908,43040915],"score":555,"time":1739465983,"title":"LibreOffice still kicking at 40, now with browser tricks and real-time collab","type":"story","url":"https://www.theregister.com/2025/02/13/libreoffice_wasm_zetaoffice/"}],[42286049,{"by":"akaTrickster","descendants":64,"id":42286049,"kids":[42286452,42287226,42286443,42287799,42287203,42286345,42286196,42286094,42286542,42286315,42286148,42288181,42286633,42286216,42286260,42292383,42291064,42288019,42310818,42287252,42286172,42289522,42291087,42286599,42288229,42286592,42286386,42287996,42286460,42289808,42289122,42286480,42340175,42289154,42286331,42286514,42286362],"score":107,"text":"Title. I really wish we could turn back time to 2022 when ChatGPT and GitHub copilot were being dropped and stopped the bomb then. Everywhere I go online now is populated by a mass infestation of AI trash of variying degree; can we or will we ever get back our fun tech discussion online without bullshit ads or bots or any of this novo-dystopian nonsense? I am specially worried about new programers and internet users being bombarded with tons of AI-written books, pornography, music, video, audio, images. And if you think it isn't bad, try googling any historical figure and you'll find some bullshit AI generated image of them likely before the actual one.

What do we do? Do we just create new social media platforms and blogs (IRC again?) that are so heavily filtered / censored such that no AI content is ever tolerated? Do we do the Sam Altman thing and try scanning a billion eyeballs as 'proof of human'?

I used to be an AI optimist but this is just ridiculous. How do you all cope?","time":1733025165,"title":"Fucking Tired of AI","type":"story"}],[42276019,{"by":"Austin_Conlon","descendants":1,"id":42276019,"kids":[42277621],"score":2,"time":1732905937,"title":"Ask HN: What makes for a great developer meetup?","type":"story"}],[42102629,{"by":"peterfication","descendants":16,"id":42102629,"kids":[42105579,42102679,42103640,42104150,42107710,42119371,42127689,42110092,42106931,42105545,42104175,42102834,42103067,42102893],"score":7,"text":"Please include „from month/year“ and if it applies „until month/year“.","time":1731272775,"title":"Ask HN: What were the top things you did or purchased for your baby/toddler?","type":"story"}],[42015269,{"by":"isaacfrond","descendants":130,"id":42015269,"kids":[42071706,42072382,42071442,42071783,42072865,42071486,42076359,42072143,42072368,42072323,42075048,42074787,42075398,42078348,42073626,42076642,42073144,42071590,42074686,42071790,42071477,42091284,42071303,42072862,42073825,42072978,42018755,42078560,42083487,42075059,42073037,42074192,42072424,42073779],"score":273,"time":1730453242,"title":"The guy who gave a negative review to Battlezone 98 Redux after playing 8k hours","type":"story","url":"https://www.pcgamer.com/games/strategy/i-tracked-down-the-guy-who-gave-a-negative-review-to-battlezone-98-redux-after-playing-for-over-8-000-hours-and-came-away-convinced-he-was-right/"}],[41818420,{"by":"Thomvis","descendants":379,"id":41818420,"kids":[41820851,41819250,41828062,41819641,41819914,41818968,41822168,41820282,41819381,41819025,41819044,41820913,41821479,41819012,41819908,41819251,41820097,41819014,41874633,41820312,41819760,41820494,41869808,41822248,41819634,41820217,41819526,41821004,41824277,41818786,41825307,41823007,41819138,41819055,41825516,41822410,41819935,41825031,41820026,41828753,41819428,41819033,41820254],"score":582,"time":1728733604,"title":"Psilocybin bests SSRI for major depression in first long-term comparison","type":"story","url":"https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/psilocybin-bests-ssri-major-depression-first-long-term-2024a1000h77"}],[41194980,{"by":"fazkan","descendants":11,"id":41194980,"kids":[41203716,41195428,41207008,41201747,41224482,41205087],"score":3,"text":"I use pm2, with nginx in front, on a lightsail instance (ubuntu base-image) and manually run commands (clone, migrate, and pm2 restart) every time we merge to a prod branch, with the idea that eventually those commands will run as part of github actions.

The postgres is also on the same instance.

Curious if anyone has any comments on this.

Also a side question if anyone has used coolify for production apps? How was the experience?

I don't want to spend more time than is required maintaining the infra for the webapp.

Can't go with vercel or a hosted PAAS, because we have AWS credits, and don't want to spend unnecessarily.

thanks in advance","time":1723143499,"title":"Ask HN: Help with NextJS deployment architecture on AWS","type":"story"}]]

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