15:[[47702196,{"by":"SirHound","descendants":107,"id":47702196,"kids":[47702552,47702554,47703052,47709910,47703771,47707044,47703526,47712215,47705510,47703781,47703285,47706912,47706742,47704723,47703069,47703154,47705312,47703728,47702853,47703161,47702877,47705247,47726160,47702523,47706842,47746542,47703577,47702900,47711189,47710242,47705492,47710415,47704891,47707324,47703180,47711077,47729186,47713706,47705493,47707780,47707792,47703332,47703342,47755213,47705523,47705640,47705530,47712680],"score":175,"text":"Hi HN! I've just released CSS Studio, a design tool that lives on your site, runs on your browser, sends updates to your existing AI agent, which edits any codebase. You can actually play around with the latest version directly on the site.

Technically, the way this works is you view your site in dev mode and start editing it. In your agent, you can run /studio which then polls (or uses Claude Channels) an MCP server. Changes are streamed as JSON via the MCP, along with some viewport and URL information, and the skill has some instructions on how best to implement them.

It contains a lot of the tools you'd expect from a visual editing tool, like text editing, styles and an animation timeline editor.","time":1775733811,"title":"Show HN: CSS Studio. Design by hand, code by agent","type":"story","url":"https://cssstudio.ai"}],[47449668,{"by":"pierre","descendants":2,"id":47449668,"kids":[47449669,47450817],"score":2,"time":1773973528,"title":"LiteParse: Local document parsing for AI agents (Open source)","type":"story","url":"https://www.llamaindex.ai/blog/liteparse-local-document-parsing-for-ai-agents"}],[47438723,{"by":"ibraheemdev","descendants":901,"id":47438723,"kids":[47439404,47441792,47439151,47439129,47439241,47439532,47439625,47439666,47438931,47439281,47439075,47439214,47446286,47443887,47439725,47439449,47439740,47441135,47439836,47439446,47439198,47439264,47439334,47440868,47439197,47441009,47440320,47443522,47441086,47443383,47439094,47440730,47439116,47439110,47439471,47439788,47439822,47447550,47439392,47440025,47440396,47439174,47439142,47439802,47440996,47441460,47443796,47439371,47441487,47443909,47439395,47441434,47439185,47450832,47440089,47441070,47440779,47452713,47443363,47440980,47439157,47439199,47442683,47450113,47443387,47446357,47439590,47449207,47440368,47440663,47451267,47441933,47439716,47440605,47439376,47439396,47454099,47441533,47444665,47448547,47441494,47448309,47439276,47439547,47449968,47439192,47439211,47441054,47442485,47440847,47450800,47439599,47441049,47440210,47453796,47439844,47444277,47441794,47444345,47439425,47440963,47439656,47440159,47445425,47443171,47440059,47440186,47439349,47443519,47439430,47439969,47442014,47450719,47441072,47442915,47440231,47440029,47440851,47439297,47447128,47442229,47440816,47440218,47441310,47440574,47451956,47439884,47440017,47449720,47439452,47443093,47443718,47444504,47441114,47445807,47440434,47443558,47445732,47442853,47439321,47439429,47439843,47442533,47444348,47441131,47440895,47441387,47440005,47442727,47440558,47439782,47440803,47440522,47441996,47440213,47442649,47441590,47450306,47443320,47441380,47439492,47452414,47439386,47444630,47442046,47439344,47439468,47442881,47445924,47441259,47442809,47443217,47439554,47448641,47455495,47451547,47459147,47444752,47451448,47478554,47442110,47445021,47442905,47444237,47441105,47452523,47438797,47440894,47442383,47441713,47451522,47439473,47442584,47450900,47439877,47441191,47440289,47443429,47439892,47440945,47439160,47439332,47439368,47439280],"score":1489,"text":"https://openai.com/index/openai-to-acquire-astral/","time":1773925550,"title":"Astral to Join OpenAI","type":"story","url":"https://astral.sh/blog/openai"}],[47194847,{"by":"tomwojcik","descendants":191,"id":47194847,"kids":[47196566,47194856,47196285,47197313,47196459,47196607,47197007,47196961,47196188,47196524,47196325,47198085,47198495,47196597,47197431,47195721,47198528,47207045,47196329,47200664,47196397,47212358,47198260,47200333,47196540,47198858,47199059,47196535,47202995,47196469,47196581,47197450,47197772,47196676,47196420,47197740,47196611,47196359,47204259,47197644,47202824,47196622,47196865,47196403,47196318,47196705,47198168,47196603,47196598,47196514,47196331,47196502,47197826,47195924,47196189,47196838,47195990,47195787,47206176,47197377,47196412,47195888],"score":337,"time":1772283903,"title":"What AI coding costs you","type":"story","url":"https://tomwojcik.com/posts/2026-02-15/finding-the-right-amount-of-ai/"}],[47151995,{"by":"yassi_dev","descendants":54,"id":47151995,"kids":[47152261,47156085,47159043,47155018,47156072,47157107,47155827,47158541,47153932,47158678,47155347,47155650,47152888,47154309,47156673,47157102,47154071,47156786,47156831,47154230,47154236,47152860,47153983],"score":134,"text":"Over the past year I’ve been building a set of operational panels for Django:

- Redis inspection\n- cache visibility\n- Celery task introspection\n- URL discovery and testing

All of these tools have been built inside the Django admin.

Instead of jumping between tools like Flower, redis-cli, Swagger, or external services, I wanted something that sits where I’m already working.

I’ve grouped these under a single umbrella: Django Control Room.

The idea is pretty simple: the Django admin already gives you authentication, permissions, and a familiar interface. It can also act as an operational layer for your app.

Each panel is just a small Django app with a simple interface, so it’s easy to build your own and plug it in.

I’m working on more panels (signals, errors, etc.) and also thinking about how far this pattern can go.

Curious how others think about this. Does it make sense to consolidate this kind of tooling inside the admin, or do you prefer keeping it separate?","time":1772029895,"title":"Show HN: Django Control Room – All Your Tools Inside the Django Admin","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/yassi/dj-control-room"}],[47050438,{"by":"busymom0","descendants":38,"id":47050438,"kids":[47051038,47051713,47053222,47051456,47053349,47054071,47052515,47050615,47053247,47053136,47053441,47050964],"score":59,"time":1771350328,"title":"Drinking 2-3 cups of coffee a day tied to lower dementia risk","type":"story","url":"https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2026/02/drinking-2-3-cups-of-coffee-a-day-tied-to-lower-dementia-risk/"}],[46755123,{"by":"theapache64","descendants":14,"id":46755123,"kids":[46759262,46764109,46762751],"score":33,"time":1769356312,"title":"Clawdbot Bought Me a Car","type":"story","url":"https://aaronstuyvenberg.com/posts/clawd-bought-a-car"}],[46575461,{"by":"fnoef","descendants":32,"id":46575461,"kids":[46577792,46575592,46577283,46578780,46597588,46575548,46575984,46575565,46575742,46575954,46577673,46579245,46577934,46577177,46584310,46580532,46576749],"score":20,"text":"I have been mostly anti AI. I did experiment a bit with aider and free models, but my results were inconsistent, and nothing to worry about.

However, recently I have purchased the max plan from anthropic and have been vibing with Claude code since then. And wow, the results are very good. With a good enough prompt, and planning step, it could generate full features in a project with 20k LOC, with very little modifications needed by me after review.

I heard even more success stories from friends who gave Claude 3-4 different features that Claude would develop in parallel.

On top of that, everyone seems to produce side project at an astronomical rate, both among my friends, and here on HN where fully complete project that would take months to develop, seem to appear after few hours with Claude code.

So, my questions is, is programming as a profession cooked? Are most of us going to be replaced with a “supervisor” who runs coding agents all day?","time":1768137219,"title":"Ask HN: Is Programming as a Profession Cooked?","type":"story"}],[46270273,{"by":"RickJWagner","descendants":240,"id":46270273,"kids":[46270962,46271162,46274586,46271205,46270878,46270667,46274997,46277411,46272042,46272426,46274536,46271116,46270377,46273725,46276837,46274213,46271175,46276202,46293435,46274088,46271055,46271143,46272502,46279165,46273483,46272483,46274055,46271944,46274309,46275380,46271244],"score":326,"time":1765770843,"title":"Rob Reiner has died","type":"story","url":"https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/rob-reiner-dead-harry-met-sally-princess-bride-all-in-family-1236450387/"}],[45138703,{"by":"mgh2","descendants":233,"id":45138703,"kids":[45139720,45139321,45139466,45139152,45139409,45139467,45141366,45139220,45139227,45139512,45139866,45140228,45139444,45142399,45139313,45139360,45139438,45139390,45139428,45139631],"score":184,"time":1757080894,"title":"US economy added just 22,000 jobs in August, unemployment highest in 4 yrs","type":"story","url":"https://www.cnn.com/2025/09/05/economy/us-jobs-report-august-final"}],[45085014,{"by":"angelochecked","descendants":148,"id":45085014,"kids":[45085609,45085991,45086613,45086226,45085511,45085359,45086578,45086660,45085737,45086160,45085248,45092052,45086000,45086248,45086113,45085460,45085352,45086181,45088038,45085676,45086288,45085118,45085086,45085558,45100105,45087014,45087957,45090170,45086712,45085786,45098679,45092657,45086077,45087558,45085866,45090334,45087663,45087920,45085903,45088111,45090232,45096248,45085397,45138297,45138290,45091768,45090755,45086537,45090057,45087092,45085994,45086668,45088139,45086645,45085627,45101440,45086205,45092142,45127962,45086250,45086411,45086388,45085523,45086200,45086459,45091389,45088177,45086452,45086728,45092124,45098661,45089361,45085582,45086460,45089140,45085748,45085925,45085825,45085160,45085817,45086592,45086052,45086013,45087634,45086002,45085725,45085496,45085996,45098842,45087844,45085625,45086555,45085520,45086649,45098570,45087953,45086682,45085420,45087461,45090648,45091536,45086588,45086303,45088368,45086481],"score":151,"text":"My current daily routine looks like this:

- 8:00~9:00 – Getting ready for work

- 9:00–13:00 – Work

- 13:00–14:00 – Lunch + YouTube

- 14:00–18:00 – Work

- 18:00–20:00 – Break from work + Dinner + YouTube

- 20:00~1:00 – YouTube, gaming, occasional events, personal projects, or sports. Lately, I’ve noticed my screen time during this period has increased a lot, and I’ve been feeling lazy to do anything productive—mostly just doomscrolling or watching videos

What’s your routine like? How do you manage your time, maintain social connections, avoid digital distractions, and stay on track with your goals and learning?","time":1756661237,"title":"Ask HN: How do you fight YouTube addiction and procrastination? I'm struggling","type":"story"}],[45082750,{"by":"robtherobber","descendants":570,"id":45082750,"kids":[45083614,45083843,45083579,45083774,45084748,45083524,45083857,45084296,45084380,45084234,45083503,45084895,45084256,45085329,45084051,45083380,45084010,45085303,45083973,45084314,45085836,45085293,45086209,45092050,45087805,45084195,45083804,45085047,45084225,45084618,45083807,45087623,45085784,45093278,45084729,45085484,45083757,45083505,45084338,45094671,45083954,45083718,45083464,45083968,45082762,45083504,45083809,45084187],"score":565,"time":1756644266,"title":"Google: 'Your $1000 phone needs our permission to install apps now' [video]","type":"story","url":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBEKlIV_70E"}],[45004736,{"by":"airbreather","descendants":0,"id":45004736,"kids":[45023908],"score":3,"text":"So I need to collate some expenditure records for maybe 12 odd years going back, for these purposes mostly it will be in my gmails.

So I click the Gemini star in Gmail and ask it to make a list of all invoices found in my gmails, and it tells me this:

"I understand you would like to go through all your emails from the past 10 years to find invoices and create a Google Sheet with the biller, date, and amount.

However, I am unable to access every single email in your account and automatically create a Google Sheet with the requested information.

I can help you search for emails based on specific keywords or criteria, but I cannot perform a comprehensive analysis of all your emails and extract the data in the way you described."

So what use is it then?

I would have thought something like this is exactly the point, especially given the Gmail search feature is so woeful.","time":1756047727,"title":"Gemini in Gmail Is Pretty Well Useless","type":"story"}],[44977839,{"by":"akkad33","descendants":13,"id":44977839,"kids":[44978510,44980449,44978093,44982228,44982972,44990187,44979122,44978058,44978535],"score":5,"time":1755809050,"title":"Ask HN: Do you think programming as a job will end soon and if so, how soon?","type":"story"}],[44819181,{"by":"anigbrowl","descendants":11,"id":44819181,"kids":[44820954,44819278,44819826,44819547],"score":21,"time":1754524124,"title":"Trump eyes 100% tax on imports containing semiconductors","type":"story","url":"https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-08-06/trump-plans-100-tariff-on-chips-with-carveout-for-apple-others"}],[44780106,{"by":"koolba","descendants":118,"id":44780106,"kids":[44781046,44780575,44780524,44780572,44780989,44780151,44780732,44781026,44781155,44875056,44781258,44781091,44783236,44784028,44781464,44781450,44783229,44780991,44783521],"score":82,"time":1754257548,"title":"'A black hole': New graduates discover a dismal job market","type":"story","url":"https://www.nbcnews.com/business/economy/job-market-report-college-student-graduates-ai-trump-tariffs-rcna221693"}],[44604365,{"by":"geox","descendants":163,"id":44604365,"kids":[44604783,44604713,44604677,44604381,44604755,44604697,44606711,44606901,44615768,44604803,44605580,44606522,44605164,44605295,44605107,44604943,44604778,44604741,44604761,44604702,44605337],"score":130,"time":1752844863,"title":"ACA health insurance will cost the average person 75% more next year","type":"story","url":"https://www.npr.org/sections/shots-health-news/2025/07/18/nx-s1-5471281/aca-health-insurance-premiums-obamacare-bbb-kff"}]]

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