15:[[48166136,{"by":"silexia","descendants":1,"id":48166136,"kids":[48166913,48166153],"score":2,"text":"What right has a "personal fortune" to be anything but working capital? The time is here when the commanding law is, "to whom much is given, of him shall much be required."

Henry Ford","time":1778993606,"title":"What right has a \"personal fortune\" to be anything but working capital?","type":"story"}],[48157980,{"by":"huaqing","descendants":8,"id":48157980,"kids":[48176785,48159312,48160543,48164203,48162147,48160744,48162527,48158049],"score":5,"text":"Can you use a software that anchors a note-taking program to a certain repository for synchronization.Most note synchronization services are paid,but repository is free.git needs to handle conflicts manually.Would you be interested in an open-source and free synchronization service provided by a code repository? If a strict synchronization method is used.","time":1778919162,"title":"Note-taking software,Novel ideas","type":"story"}],[48158110,{"by":"ZeljkoS","descendants":68,"id":48158110,"kids":[48163437,48158712,48158710,48158847,48158555,48158729,48158160,48158745,48158801,48158879,48159147,48158670,48158823,48158629,48159228,48159585,48158532,48158333,48158483,48160470,48158766,48158644,48158927],"score":56,"time":1778920251,"title":"Someone Shared a Real Monet Painting as AI and Asked for Critiques","type":"story","url":"https://petapixel.com/2026/05/14/someone-shared-a-real-monet-painting-as-ai-and-asked-for-critiques/"}],[48144817,{"by":"andsoitis","descendants":2,"id":48144817,"kids":[48144849,48144831],"score":5,"time":1778822175,"title":"The Power of the Breath","type":"story","url":"https://medicine.yale.edu/news-article/the-power-of-the-breath/"}],[48113611,{"by":"adamtaylor_13","descendants":10,"id":48113611,"kids":[48174982,48122084,48123701,48113640,48140696,48118604,48118262,48119793,48113632,48114711,48131674,48124994,48115931,48116442],"score":10,"text":"Over the past couple of months I've noticed that number of spam emails landing in my inbox has increased by quite a bit. I keep a very tidy inbox, so it's pretty easy for me to notice them and mark them as spam. But I'm curious: is Google just getting worse at detecting spam, or is the spam somehow evolving?

For example, I just got this email:

Sender: william_brown_318@rofopifj.dravixa.space\nSubject: the wagon is in

The body contains tons of literal HTML tags that weren't parsed into actual HTML. Not sure if it was sent as a text mime-type or what, but it takes all of 2 whole seconds for me to mentally note that this is spam.

How is this getting through more often these days?","time":1778615904,"title":"Ask HN: Is Spam getting worse or is Gmail getting worse?","type":"story"}],[48117941,{"by":"zameermfm","descendants":24,"id":48117941,"kids":[48134912,48121818,48117997,48119961,48119200,48119096,48119146,48118085,48131666,48118527,48126776],"score":8,"text":"Isn't Markdown's hallmark its versatility while performant? \nI see there is an increasing call from tech community towards HTML to be adopted instead of Markdown due to its richness in the agentic communication layer. But is it versatile across any kind of interfaces? versatile with different format conversions? and performant (as the md is lightweight)?","time":1778647522,"title":"Ask HN: If HTML supersedes Markdown fr AI, Will it be versatile enough for devs?","type":"story"}],[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"}],[48084905,{"by":"pianetanaif","descendants":8,"id":48084905,"kids":[48085463,48089141,48091164,48085009,48086002,48091810,48086752],"score":3,"text":"I’m looking for fresh recommendations. What sci-fi books have you started or finished recently?","time":1778428136,"title":"Ask HN: What sci fi books are you reading now?","type":"story"}],[48060134,{"by":"som3on3","descendants":2,"id":48060134,"kids":[48060657,48064344],"score":3,"text":"Hey I built a tool and want to share here with community. Its local first tool.\nhttps://www.0ctx.com/","time":1778227633,"title":"0ctx – Local-first project memory for AI workflows","type":"story"}],[48045237,{"by":"lishunsheng","descendants":34,"id":48045237,"kids":[48057788,48056979,48051630,48045992,48073935,48045866,48052068,48048190,48048638,48046467,48048142,48047733,48050244,48052554,48051189,48054353,48055409,48092686,48086897,48077458,48076903,48047242,48062458,48050710,48052687,48075201,48083673,48075859],"score":20,"text":"I'm researching pain points around manual workflows that haven't been automated yet.

Specifically looking for tasks where:\n- You do the same thing 5+ times a week\n- You've looked for a tool but nothing good exists\n- You'd pay $10-20/month if something just worked

What's yours? Curious to hear both technical and non-technical answers.","time":1778126235,"title":"Ask HN: What do you still do manually in 2026 that should be automated?","type":"story"}],[48016031,{"by":"baetylus","descendants":16,"id":48016031,"kids":[48018401,48017922,48018230,48034062,48045480,48023592,48048079,48018766,48030326,48018293,48042537,48019274,48033447,48025879,48020212,48033322,48025942,48037459],"score":10,"text":"Besides Hacker News, I'm wondering where people are finding good sources of AI progression and news. Of course I can read arxiv and such, but wondering what folks have going for them!","time":1777935304,"title":"Ask HN: Where are you getting your AI news from?","type":"story"}],[47859207,{"by":"iliaov","descendants":6,"id":47859207,"kids":[47859448,47878950,47860188,47862070,47864178,47861845],"score":16,"text":"$16","time":1776833879,"title":"OpenClaw stats don't add up","type":"story"}],[47821232,{"by":"chrisjj","descendants":36,"id":47821232,"kids":[47821805,47821517,47821766,47821473,47821509,47821607,47829063,47821426,47821367,47821979,47822883,47821560,47821516,47821529,47826719,47948991,47825688,47825684,47821322],"score":32,"text":"The only time they see it is when it impedes their access to a site.

Yet still the operator emblazons this brand on the interstitial. Why?

Does he think he's Tony Stark in Sokovia, or what?","time":1776564403,"title":"Surely no brand is more hated by web users that Cloudflare","type":"story"}],[47801971,{"by":"limalabs","descendants":27,"id":47801971,"kids":[47804084,47802112,47803094,47804123,47802850,47808843,47878910,47803352,47802716,47802561,47803380,47802870,47806153,47816590,47806727,47810951,47810797,47802183,47805473,47802122,47814745],"score":19,"text":"Just a short rant. I have been working on my Master's thesis and been using Opus 4.6 throughout, and today switched to Opus 4.7 (using it in Claude Code), and man is it bad at writing. It's such a stark contrast, sloppy, unprecise, very empty sentences. Thankfully I have reached the conclusion chapter of the thesis already, and can continue in the web version with 4.6 but boy is it bad.

Similar experiences?","time":1776394005,"title":"Opus 4.7 is horrible at writing","type":"story"}],[47774890,{"by":"wasimsk","descendants":11,"id":47774890,"kids":[47775989,47774905,47776182,47790021,47780663,47775831,47774975,47774937,47775582,47775394,47775378],"score":5,"text":"I want to create a SaaS product. If you face a problem in development, db, storage or anything, then tell me the problem and a solution that can be built. I will work on the best idea and launch it.","time":1776229587,"title":"Ask HN: Can anyone suggest me a SaaS product idea?","type":"story"}],[47692482,{"by":"WWIII_Historian","descendants":2,"id":47692482,"kids":[47693272,47692964],"score":3,"time":1775665837,"title":"Show HN: I quit my job to sell garlic online","type":"story","url":"https://kylebenzle.com/demeter"}],[47659807,{"by":"elC0mpa","descendants":62,"id":47659807,"kids":[47660189,47660424,47660773,47660565,47660723,47660220,47660158,47660592,47660895,47660882,47660677,47662182,47660655,47663851,47660612,47660150,47664241,47695324,47660637,47660573,47660872,47661244,47660681,47660248,47660941,47660216,47660704,47660516,47661817,47671847,47660531,47660431,47660422],"score":44,"text":"Hello guys, just curious about how can people or systems (computers) detect when a text was written by an LLM. My question is mainly focused to if there is some API or similar to detect if a text was written by an LLM. Thanks!!!","time":1775476980,"title":"Ask HN: How do systems (or people) detect when a text is written by an LLM","type":"story"}]]

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