15:[[49476790,{"deleted":true,"id":49476790,"kids":[49476791],"time":1787913716,"type":"story"}],[49362342,{"by":"baranmelik","descendants":0,"id":49362342,"kids":[49362343],"score":1,"time":1787150626,"title":"Zeno: A local AI tool that runs Qwen3.5-35B-A3B on MacBooks","type":"story","url":"https://icosa.co/zeno"}],[46796406,{"by":"andsoitis","descendants":1,"id":46796406,"kids":[46814355],"score":1,"time":1769613294,"title":"How to get power naps right","type":"story","url":"https://www.economist.com/science-and-technology/2026/01/23/how-to-get-power-naps-right"}],[46813205,{"by":"OutOfHere","descendants":7,"id":46813205,"kids":[46814259,46814287,46813487,46813760],"score":10,"time":1769707162,"title":"Common Plastic Chemical BPA Found to Feminize Males and Masculinize Females","type":"story","url":"https://scitechdaily.com/common-plastic-chemical-found-to-feminize-males-and-masculinize-females/"}],[46808528,{"by":"kentich","descendants":7,"id":46808528,"kids":[46810834,46809032,46814167,46810935,46809924],"score":6,"text":"$16","time":1769684734,"title":"The Anti-Pomodoro Technique: Focus on Taking Breaks, Not Watching the Timer","type":"story"}],[46787079,{"by":"superasn","descendants":36,"id":46787079,"kids":[46789257,46788982,46789031,46787549,46788049,46787700,46788109,46787565,46791200,46789393,46813572,46794554,46798441,46787675,46791024,46791452,46799143,46789087,46790179,46800907,46787528],"score":34,"text":"For me, it is the shift toward thin, auto-hiding scroll bars. I see it on macOS, Linux (Mint), mobile phones and probably Windows too (though i haven't used windows in a while).

Is this a cleaner look? I have always loved visible scroll bars because they act as useful guides for where I am on a page and how much content remains and just easy to drag. Now you have to hover over it first.

I am curious what UX changes have stood out to you lately, for better or worse.. Maybe some designers reading this forum will take notes.","time":1769549105,"title":"Ask HN: What recent UX changes make no sense to you?","type":"story"}],[46746742,{"by":"stijo","descendants":7,"id":46746742,"kids":[46748328,46751351,46759506,46760424,46748594,46799042],"score":13,"text":"I had a VC call that went well. They asked for a demo, mentioned looping in an operating partner, and I shared details etc. Since then it’s been quiet (a day or two).

For folks who’ve raised before or worked in VC:\nIs this typically just internal review time, or does silence after a demo usually signal a pass?

Not looking for validation, just trying to understand how this phase usually plays out.

Thanks.","time":1769283000,"title":"Ask HN: What usually happens after a VC asks for a demo?","type":"story"}],[46784720,{"by":"amadeuswoo","descendants":3,"id":46784720,"kids":[46784797,46791334,46798980],"score":2,"text":"Not using APIs, actually training a model from scratch, even a small one

What surprised you about the data, the training process, or the output?","time":1769540813,"title":"Ask HN: What's something interesting you learned from training your own GPT?","type":"story"}],[46697793,{"by":"conner_h5","descendants":4,"id":46697793,"kids":[46699012,46698121],"score":4,"text":"Hello everyone. I am a newly certified CAPM holder & I am looking for both experience & insight on what makes a good PM in tech.

I am currently an assistant PM for a Roofing & Siding company, & I understand there is an enormous difference in the two industries. I know the basics of agile, Jira, etc, but still need useful info from the experts out there. Any and All info on the nature of tech PMs, what makes a good PM, & best practices overall for when I do find a role would be helpful.

Lastly, if anyone knows of any PM opportunities (including free volunteering), please let me know! I'm always open to try & soak up as much experience/knowledge as possible to help me in my future endeavors. Thanks for reading!","time":1768943420,"title":"Ask HN: Breaking into tech project management from different field?","type":"story"}],[46690957,{"by":"yanis_t","descendants":16,"id":46690957,"kids":[46693299,46696411,46692558,46691122,46691570,46691683,46692926,46695376,46700283,46693719,46698395,46691786,46707489],"score":18,"text":"Share any fascinating books you've been reading lately.","time":1768910682,"title":"Ask HN: What non-fiction do you read?","type":"story"}],[46638331,{"by":"krishadi","descendants":249,"id":46638331,"kids":[46639157,46644734,46638912,46638681,46638841,46644642,46646259,46638468,46642136,46638725,46652112,46638535,46638485,46656576,46638427,46638560,46639109,46638721,46644511,46648735,46640526,46638556,46649118,46650851,46688602,46641429,46640825,46638455,46638748,46641119,46650492,46639197,46638610,46671469,46639663,46645062,46638628,46638584,46671625,46643303,46638622,46639344,46643971,46638574,46641648,46686021,46642056,46647407,46652051,46638876,46643863,46665243,46638469,46644791,46638985,46685472,46638459,46638750,46655874,46638594,46638357,46638919,46645700,46643982,46639365,46638690,46645111,46639343,46653339,46651735,46638577,46686697,46638434,46638473,46638581,46642661,46682343,46639254,46638429,46643575,46642951,46649025,46695484,46638661,46638862,46644157,46644118,46638705,46638631,46640099,46642548,46701339],"score":91,"text":"Curious what items under $100 have made your life better or any meaningful impact.

Revival of this [thread](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23363396) from 6 years ago. Thought it would be fun to have new answers to this :)","time":1768507284,"title":"Ask HN: What are your best purchases under $100?","type":"story"}],[46654726,{"by":"newbebee","descendants":230,"id":46654726,"kids":[46658747,46657949,46658047,46654899,46664471,46658745,46658684,46659294,46658229,46655090,46655096,46655639,46658136,46658198,46658666,46655798,46658834,46655168,46798211,46729740,46659634,46655424,46661160,46655375,46667447,46659604,46658941,46661925,46659407,46660306,46658685,46659063,46660365,46666515,46655329,46658754,46660132,46665498,46662600,46655276,46656398,46660908,46661400,46655141,46655302,46655046,46658904,46655407,46655369,46682221,46655178,46659371,46664006,46660686,46655180,46662824,46657910,46659666,46658592,46657902,46655282,46657958,46655169,46661410,46658429,46662291,46655212,46655113,46659644,46669224,46657995,46659662,46655262,46674690,46659056,46655314,46659057,46660190,46655159,46659901,46657843],"score":192,"text":"Considering there is very little moat left in software and big companies can copy your product in no time?","time":1768616947,"title":"Ask HN: Is it still worth pursuing a software startup?","type":"story"}],[46648900,{"by":"scaredreally","descendants":40,"id":46648900,"kids":[46652372,46655286,46654350,46652411,46653807,46689749,46652454,46652966,46652423,46652631,46690121,46727582,46682175,46652666,46652584,46652935,46655036,46656077,46652704,46652549,46652779],"score":41,"text":"I am a big fan of Claude Opus as it has been very good at understanding feature requests and generally staying consistent with my codebase (completely written from scratch using Opus).

I've noticed recently that when I am using Opus at night (Eastern US), I am seeing it go down extreme rabbit holes on the same types of requests I am putting through on a regular basis. It is more likely to undertake refactors that break the code and then iterates on those errors in a sort of spiral. A request that would normally take 3-4 minutes will turn into a 10 minute adventure before I revert the changes, call out the mistake, and try again. It will happily admit the mistake, but the pattern seems to be consistent.

I haven't performed a like for like test and that would be interesting, but has anyone else noticed the same?","time":1768583710,"title":"Ask HN: Claude Opus performance affected by time of day?","type":"story"}],[46679872,{"by":"scrlk","descendants":135,"id":46679872,"kids":[46680815,46682173,46680246,46681896,46680993,46681395,46687108,46681682,46684964,46681670,46706280,46680739,46683628,46681982,46682881,46682258,46680889,46684304,46680176,46682978,46683998,46680244,46680280,46684777,46681776,46680358,46680152,46682472,46681061,46680388],"score":378,"time":1768835532,"title":"GLM-4.7-Flash","type":"story","url":"https://huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-4.7-Flash"}]]

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