16:[[47388646,{"by":"svara","descendants":616,"id":47388646,"kids":[47392707,47390383,47391792,47391995,47390316,47392420,47391820,47390672,47390648,47393867,47392416,47392799,47394210,47396802,47393006,47392000,47393046,47393720,47390008,47392671,47391699,47394091,47391752,47391833,47392414,47391721,47392407,47392282,47392418,47390058,47392549,47401945,47392828,47390628,47394613,47401106,47394292,47390293,47392554,47391859,47394018,47390379,47392081,47390673,47392862,47392115,47390427,47401802,47389661,47395571,47390510,47390589,47392203,47390432,47391754,47391798,47397802,47392767,47397948,47395201,47400665,47397044,47401156,47390450,47392243,47392043,47397871,47392693,47392669,47391580,47391695,47392286,47393025,47394178,47393245,47391569,47392834,47393756,47392228,47390808,47412299,47393007,47391947,47431518,47401082,47393749,47393329,47438747,47392770,47393024,47398669,47396215,47415880,47394046,47390911,47393215,47397791,47392363,47391522,47392495,47392644,47393379,47392784,47394406,47400035,47402893,47392136,47390683,47392053,47389891,47391118,47391582,47392633,47395284,47433458,47391197,47392425,47393391,47393423,47391648,47404393,47392573,47393291,47392820,47392665,47392618,47422833,47393709,47392144,47392910,47394246,47390781,47405922,47400323,47394107,47390907,47393554,47392038,47392609,47390983,47392700,47392626,47390423,47392891,47392889,47391605,47394063,47391718,47393355,47390601,47390309,47393616,47392517,47391733,47390487,47393022,47394722,47393707,47390466,47394810,47393061,47390324,47392601,47394287,47390674,47417378,47392621,47392366,47410107,47390388,47410408,47391878,47393237,47392370,47392224,47398423,47394147,47433873,47393150,47394263,47391901,47391734,47392126,47392529,47391411,47393032,47392931,47394476,47393127,47392187,47393806,47393865,47391807,47400322,47392619,47392861,47392230,47391460,47397628,47390530,47397393,47390566,47394212,47394632,47391191,47402896,47392384,47393437,47397114,47549730,47390715,47392941,47456747,47397409,47466516,47390811,47396969,47411276,47392445,47466241,47434178,47393442,47393458,47393516,47391954,47422874,47392155,47390495,47392116,47392013,47440431,47438794,47392911,47395762,47434548,47393660,47392842,47391632],"score":434,"text":"Comment sections on AI threads tend to split into "we're all cooked" and "AI is useless." I'd like to cut through the noise and learn what's actually working and what isn't, from concrete experience.

If you've recently used AI tools for professional coding work, tell us about it.

What tools did you use? What worked well and why? What challenges did you hit, and how (if at all) did you solve them?

Please share enough context (stack, project type, team size, experience level) for others to learn from your experience.

The goal is to build a grounded picture of where AI-assisted development actually stands in March 2026, without the hot air.","time":1773590303,"title":"Ask HN: How is AI-assisted coding going for you professionally?","type":"story"}],[47303745,{"by":"ronbenton","descendants":11,"id":47303745,"kids":[47303918,47304417,47305451,47306082,47304068,47321978,47307391,47304749],"score":6,"text":"Was perusing job postings today and saw this on a Zapier listing:

"You work through AI agents, not alongside them. Your daily development workflow is built around directing and reviewing agent-written code, not writing it by hand. You have opinions about which models to use for which tasks, you've hit real failure modes and built mitigations, and your workflow is actively evolving. Bonus: you use multi-agent patterns, enable others on your team to build faster with AI, or have scaled AI impact beyond yourself."

This took me aback a little as I don't think yet I have seen companies talking about hand-writing code being bad.

Is this happening more often?","time":1773019638,"title":"Ask HN: Are we going to see more job postings asking for only agentic coding?","type":"story"}],[47100289,{"by":"penguin_booze","descendants":20,"id":47100289,"kids":[47101732,47119567,47103823,47103190,47102640,47102773,47102733,47113669,47102654,47102309,47103452,47124979,47101853,47106560,47103753,47103299,47100360,47103752,47101874,47102091],"score":14,"text":"With AI infesting and eating into all kind of crafts--and I being one of those faceless "craftsmen"--I'm rather forced to consider alternative jobs. Setting the monetary rewards aside, I was thinking of jobs that could give me a sense of agency, purpose, and satisfaction (however limited). The few I think of are:

- Parcels delivery driver

- Train driver

- Electrician or plumber

- Mechanic (with auto-mobiles hardly repairable these days, maybe this doesn't qualify)

Surely, I can't be alone in thinking along those lines. What else have you thought of?","time":1771677773,"title":"Ask HN: What (other) jobs do you think of doing?","type":"story"}],[47064944,{"by":"rbanffy","descendants":123,"id":47064944,"kids":[47065429,47066465,47065217,47065797,47065483,47066464,47068586,47072451,47065877,47068619,47065518,47065553,47066139,47068330,47065246,47066406,47066617,47066238,47065223,47065668,47066148,47066132,47065925,47066901,47065714,47065196],"score":137,"time":1771441700,"title":"99% of adults over 40 have shoulder \"abnormalities\" on an MRI, study finds","type":"story","url":"https://arstechnica.com/health/2026/02/99-of-adults-over-40-have-shoulder-abnormalities-on-an-mri-study-finds/"}],[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"}],[46577242,{"by":"david927","descendants":884,"id":46577242,"kids":[46579361,46578534,46578392,46578515,46579211,46578427,46579317,46580460,46578829,46585009,46583043,46585583,46579028,46585629,46584973,46578026,46580509,46578878,46594294,46579725,46579039,46580222,46586186,46582336,46586299,46580160,46593714,46582045,46580686,46584452,46579414,46577362,46578200,46578241,46578462,46578573,46578676,46579126,46579733,46578089,46582535,46586000,46578822,46578173,46578094,46583919,46578967,46580097,46585767,46577669,46578486,46584686,46578272,46578350,46582988,46579980,46586612,46578324,46584577,46578120,46588772,46580419,46577556,46579968,46578424,46583386,46580203,46586653,46577817,46579718,46581551,46589582,46588739,46579851,46579535,46584311,46580408,46584250,46587549,46579672,46587467,46581989,46584877,46578400,46597748,46579634,46578312,46580134,46580116,46579111,46605588,46580631,46578308,46578481,46578845,46583349,46586337,46588594,46588786,46578940,46588627,46579368,46579139,46579290,46583408,46580486,46578322,46582962,46592482,46585722,46600079,46578800,46579468,46578611,46590293,46586512,46578585,46580100,46586325,46587908,46579781,46578517,46581508,46587439,46578972,46582574,46596606,46590104,46586989,46578513,46579826,46587959,46581517,46586566,46583951,46585125,46584584,46585981,46594386,46579611,46578448,46585662,46578367,46587512,46580550,46589436,46581356,46578586,46578438,46595421,46589149,46578207,46584421,46583337,46585769,46586787,46587358,46614878,46579251,46578971,46585963,46588206,46580613,46583119,46578793,46642369,46596529,46592226,46582831,46587992,46583788,46578722,46579820,46598666,46579399,46579749,46578079,46580384,46578524,46578798,46594163,46631096,46615484,46580302,46578532,46578874,46617424,46585236,46579931,46582211,46595466,46578624,46578723,46579360,46618604,46579190,46587359,46578326,46604948,46578243,46585495,46579143,46579532,46579436,46578375,46578212,46598481,46651779,46587285,46584638,46579805,46578417,46600074,46578999,46578423,46578267,46587019,46579619,46581736,46586486,46578410,46579137,46578345,46578044,46585616,46582651,46587799,46578128,46588649,46579333,46582129,46585777,46581045,46585334,46588041,46590166,46580259,46579118,46579025,46578389,46578296,46583655,46580761,46578164,46586505,46606963,46579515,46578186,46579020,46580422,46578941,46578202,46578647,46580042,46578274,46579189,46585916,46578697,46715103,46632417,46579192,46591521,46582249,46597325,46590328,46585966,46579261,46586055,46584199,46578363,46580028,46578668,46585826,46584164,46580236,46586948,46624767,46580770,46583108,46577763,46585499,46578349,46578224,46582379,46580960,46580378,46578159,46578338,46588104,46578250,46578606,46581064,46598446,46579991,46681078,46580021,46579670,46604770,46597040,46583770,46581697,46580381,46585250,46634849,46604091,46580082,46589537,46585169,46578587,46581004,46587050,46581449,46578245,46577860,46586091,46580213,46579426,46578588,46585401,46578569,46579051,46581378,46578876,46587268,46578460,46579584,46585024,46582367,46590338,46578749,46583100,46578842,46649870,46580212,46583817,46578458,46579332,46586728,46579393,46632107,46580846,46646437,46582861,46590064,46646430,46579816,46581621,46589103,46588919,46584319,46579654,46578727,46585731,46578385,46578469,46578471,46656305,46586068,46581971,46579091,46578130,46579385,46590174,46640988,46595220,46582324,46579348,46585555,46578197,46579812,46606775,46580172,46578868,46583810,46583070,46586305,46579614,46587302,46579008,46578361,46579238,46578470,46617421,46581791,46587041,46578144,46578699,46596551,46586296,46578648,46577306,46596122,46582919,46584334,46582929,46580128,46579318,46590197,46578182,46584391,46587918,46581050,46580217,46578711,46580858,46578717,46588910,46589198,46582681,46579618,46588395,46588711,46581488,46578282,46579000,46579376,46578175,46578352,46584803,46579872,46616115,46578487,46582930,46579145,46578755,46581147,46582440,46579212,46595078,46578330,46579379,46577502,46584565,46594810,46581675,46580218,46584298,46578364,46578464,46580718,46582792,46616230,46578084,46581025,46589236,46578827,46578795,46578297,46585146,46624260,46579588,46578679,46658819,46578129,46579802,46587083,46584781,46584731,46610182,46588805,46580998,46578841,46588577,46586333,46589532,46594976,46579582,46585045,46600675,46579705,46579686,46583413,46583399,46579603,46578259,46584356,46583063,46578584,46578833,46578067,46588705,46587701,46585978,46578479,46616588,46578988,46585185,46581143,46579829,46580066,46578355,46588828,46580889,46590273,46578696,46586074,46578566,46579935,46592137,46580197,46578614,46581571,46581129,46579403,46578922,46585111,46584148,46581778,46588532,46578208,46586166,46578763,46597561,46597277,46578619,46588422,46590604,46666158,46583078,46647275,46578673,46582577,46598810,46580057,46582276,46580480,46600697,46582041,46580130,46580062,46589153,46578665,46579419,46580617,46577540,46579683,46585648,46579367,46578137,46587223,46579525,46583050,46579861,46584556,46598039,4659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are you working on? Any new ideas that you're thinking about?","time":1768149786,"title":"Ask HN: What are you working on? (January 2026)","type":"story"}],[46339718,{"by":"johnwheeler","descendants":52,"id":46339718,"kids":[46481510,46339809,46340328,46340263,46341138,46341285,46340710,46344861,46340121,46340652,46402761,46341002,46340959,46340006,46339841,46340210,46340697,46340880,46340564,46341289,46344615],"score":15,"text":"On Hacker News and Twitter, the consensus view is that no one is afraid. People concede that junior engineers and grad students might be the most affected. But, they still seem to hold on to their situations as being sustainable. My question is, is this just a part of wishful thinking and human nature, trying to combat the inevitable? The reason I ask is because I seriously don't see a future where there's a bunch of programmers anymore. I see mass unemployment for programmers. People are in denial, and all of these claims that the AI can't write code without making mistakes are no longer valid once an AI is released potentially overnight, that writes flawless code. Claude 4.5 is a good example. I just really don't see any valid arguments that the technology is not going to get to a point where it makes the job irrelevant, not irrelevant, but completely changes the economics.","time":1766265510,"title":"Ask HN: Are you afraid of AI making you unemployable within the next few years?","type":"story"}],[46093303,{"by":"novateg","descendants":9,"id":46093303,"kids":[46096220,46099333,46095099,46093321,46093656,46093489,46095558,46122083],"score":17,"text":"Lufthansa Group provides 100kb per second free WiFi for texting. It looks like some sites like HN and lite.cnn.com are still accessible with this speed.","time":1764472687,"title":"Tell HN: I'm posting this while in flight over Atlantic Ocean","type":"story"}]]

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