15:[[46871173,{"by":"mooreds","descendants":260,"id":46871173,"kids":[46871907,46871782,46871595,46871918,46872878,46871319,46872243,46871337,46872772,46880312,46871567,46919129,46875734,46871884,46877112,46884394,46871991,46879951,46873257,46880131,46875186,46871621,46872864,46871783,46880281,46872340,46872532,46871642,46871370,46878281,46872270,46871518,46871972,46874268,46872064,46872102,46872810,46877432,46875894,46872676,46871196,46876435,46885548,46872643,46882925,46885904,46876827,46873110,46876924,46911375,46871328,46881383,46874204],"score":544,"time":1770127794,"title":"Agent Skills","type":"story","url":"https://agentskills.io/home"}],[46675853,{"by":"no_creativity_","descendants":339,"id":46675853,"kids":[46676451,46680154,46676672,46678043,46676067,46676199,46677562,46680163,46676468,46679597,46676535,46679772,46676539,46676835,46677035,46676299,46676785,46679703,46677152,46676087,46679457,46679460,46678773,46678828,46680922,46676950,46678359,46685580,46678551,46677990,46676493,46677939,46680200,46678242,46675854,46679891,46676671,46682615,46689377,46678420,46676827,46677595,46680372,46677306,46682995,46677511,46678977,46685707,46684621,46683417,46683183,46680352,46680204,46678104,46676184,46682390,46683737,46676941,46682574,46677351,46676944],"score":636,"time":1768806859,"title":"A decentralized peer-to-peer messaging application that operates over Bluetooth","type":"story","url":"https://bitchat.free/"}],[46636861,{"by":"nacho-daddy","descendants":26,"id":46636861,"kids":[46638986,46639378,46639086,46639223,46639070,46641894,46653688,46679384,46639518,46639010,46645078,46648773,46638967,46638964,46639962,46638940],"score":44,"text":"Background: I manage an ecommerce website. Recent bot traffic is up. Most traffic can be traced to one or two IP addresses with hundreds of requests per day. These ip addresses don't have DNS records for reverse lookup, and when I map the requests in cloudflare, one address shows up as requesting from different data centers all over the US. What is going on here? Source IP example 173 . 245 . 58 . 0

Chicago, United States (ORD)

340 requests

San Jose, United States (SJC)

330 requests

Los Angeles, United States (LAX)

310 requests

Atlanta, United States (ATL)

310 requests

Dallas-Fort Worth, United States (DFW)

290 requests

Newark, United States (EWR)

280 requests

Washington, United States (IAD)

230 requests

Miami, United States (MIA)

210 requests

Boston, United States (BOS)

140 requests

Singapore, Singapore (SIN)

130 requests

Thanks for ideas.","time":1768501536,"title":"Ask HN: One IP, multiple unrealistic locations worldwide hitting my website","type":"story"}]]

user:	JulianHart
created:	January 19, 2026
karma:	9
about:	Into mobile networks and how carrier routing actually works.