15:[[48616590,{"by":"Imustaskforhelp","descendants":6,"id":48616590,"kids":[48617376,48658390,48620628,48620407,48618757,48617666],"score":5,"text":"I saw this post[0] by someone asking about favourite lobsters comment and the relevant discussion there on lobsters and I am curious about the same but for hackernews.

So, what are your favourite hackernews comments/quotes?

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48615798","time":1782027807,"title":"Ask HN: What are your favourite Hacker News comments?","type":"story"}],[48594715,{"by":"widdakay","descendants":107,"id":48594715,"kids":[48594996,48594926,48594787,48594805,48594812,48594910,48594868,48595621,48594778,48599159,48594839,48594785],"score":161,"time":1781842689,"title":"Let's Encrypt had a higher error rate for 90 minutes today","type":"story","url":"https://letsencrypt.status.io/#2026"}],[48325624,{"by":"dtagames","descendants":66,"id":48325624,"kids":[48330127,48326213,48325628,48332176,48333207,48328471,48329784,48330129,48332725,48333499,48337747,48333881,48333700,48362314,48332236,48332050,48331272,48328100,48326014,48331024,48327561,48349800,48327307,48331840,48328669,48343220,48351597,48325869,48365889,48333832,48337824],"score":198,"time":1780072749,"title":"Show HN: TV Explorer. Adding advanced UI to free online TV","type":"story","url":"https://tvexplorer.live"}],[48302745,{"by":"mlsu","descendants":776,"id":48302745,"kids":[48302955,48302991,48303060,48303038,48303337,48303812,48303929,48303301,48306305,48302849,48303394,48303506,48302821,48302836,48302912,48303466,48303286,48304862,48302890,48304670,48303625,48303229,48305037,48302839,48303128,48304209,48303820,48302835,48302833,48303832,48304855,48302931,48304239,48304310,48304167,48303566,48304619,48303649,48302907,48303769,48302939,48324788,48304777,48304483,48303441,48305014,48303744,48303539,48320712,48307354,48303564,48304097,48304825,48306508,48303751,48306915,48302887,48304512,48302971,48304979,48303090,48304959,48302881,48302952,48303408,48303473,48304612,48302941,48305494,48305366,48308860,48304912,48305417,48302995,48303383,48302951,48304130,48305318,48367215,48306772,48302976,48303261,48305170,48303764,48302927,48307491,48304434,48302869,48303600,48306432,48304679,48303164,48304152,48305541,48315561,48304465,48306304,48306904,48305115,48304057,48303101,48304274,48304585,48303495,48303940,48303513,48303659,48310979,48305136,48307397,48307342,48304333,48304744,48303878,48303810,48304055,48303695,48304247,48304046,48302998,48304909,48306621,48305578,48304150,48314879,48304196,48304462,48311579,48303202,48303130,48304191,48312161,48327384,48305164,48429745,48304504,48303775,48304510,48310873,48304411,48306502,48306326,48304446,48303323,48302924,48302921],"score":1415,"time":1779928826,"title":"Can we have the day off?","type":"story","url":"https://mlsu.io/posts/day-off/"}],[48121929,{"by":"akrylov","descendants":677,"id":48121929,"kids":[48122364,48122351,48129930,48122516,48122220,48125533,48131290,48126607,48122213,48129169,48122233,48128248,48122294,48122669,48125704,48124810,48122376,48122377,48122392,48127364,48125195,48122384,48126263,48125797,48124922,48125697,48126997,48134613,48131588,48133050,48122609,48122385,48125110,48125563,48132867,48127640,48134263,48128207,48126878,48137999,48122386,48132604,48124942,48128155,48122270,48124585,48132828,48122293,48126448,48136127,48122284,48125575,48124730,48125798,48122282,48130649,48122215,48127185,48124901,48134096,48126983,48122427,48125947,48122435,48122308,48134971,48122360,48122327,48132870,48125894,48124647,48124368,48126749,48134837,48129655,48123233,48122342,48129336,48126219,48124756,48122346,48128921,48293361,48125116,48122218,48122274,48122261,48292543,48122221,48276181,48125410,48130406,48140774,48165785,48176062,48132484,48131980,48126203,48132389,48126652,48124634,48122391,48137868,48124379,48124716],"score":241,"time":1778680433,"title":"The US is winning the AI race where it matters most: commercialization","type":"story","url":"https://avkcode.github.io/blog/us-winning-ai-race.html"}],[48113611,{"by":"adamtaylor_13","descendants":10,"id":48113611,"kids":[48174982,48122084,48123701,48113640,48118604,48140696,48118262,48113632,48119793,48114711,48131674,48124994,48115931,48116442],"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"}],[48075805,{"by":"macartain","descendants":9,"id":48075805,"kids":[48086188,48076243,48089293,48076141,48076023,48076146],"score":7,"text":"I am an engineer at a small organisation - there is no question of budget being available to buy us accounts with any of the major model providers. How are other folks in my position managing to keep their AI integration skills up to speed? Most free or low-budget courses I see online - e.g. at DeepLearning - seem to assume a paid account. At the moment i cannot justify that outlay.","time":1778340997,"title":"How are folks affordably self-training in AI?","type":"story"}],[47909674,{"by":"souravroy78","descendants":8,"id":47909674,"kids":[47912202,47946484,47910728,47911919,47911969,47911347,47912411,47912419,47909830],"score":5,"text":"I have started to feel that Anthropic has nerfed the Opus 4.7 and it has started to feel less smart than Opus 4.6 was previously! Anyone feels the same?","time":1777205139,"title":"Ask HN: Has Claude Opus 4.7 nerfed?","type":"story"}],[47747854,{"by":"fortran77","descendants":1,"id":47747854,"kids":[47747960],"score":2,"time":1776057283,"title":"Satoshi Has the Right to Hide. We Have the Right to Search for Him","type":"story","url":"https://www.thefp.com/p/satoshi-has-the-right-to-hide"}],[47409696,{"by":"JasonHEIN","descendants":3,"id":47409696,"kids":[47411910,47409987,47450128,47438844,47410337,47410039,47409936,47434564,47410087],"score":11,"text":"I love algorithm it makes me feel fresh yet nowadays doing it is like doing maths for fun i don't see how it help my daily job routine :(","time":1773733237,"title":"Ask HN: We need to learn algorithm when there are Claude Code etc.","type":"story"}],[47398681,{"by":"ssijak","descendants":559,"id":47398681,"kids":[47402902,47402694,47398888,47403172,47402426,47408393,47406870,47398942,47398981,47403043,47402434,47399074,47398857,47403255,47402805,47406187,47399137,47404983,47399685,47404829,47402734,47406026,47407013,47407696,47399005,47405853,47402653,47399029,47399601,47410957,47404152,47402608,47417259,47399133,47403516,47407762,47408649,47408081,47402481,47412896,47405715,47406567,47412831,47415893,47409447,47412718,47405048,47405041,47406516,47409368,47398925,47411273,47399023,47406842,47399127,47408445,47408347,47408373,47403161,47406339,47400064,47404331,47412393,47403116,47402663,47411093,47406291,47423964,47410876,47403959,47398958,47399081,47404105,47402844,47408486,47398866,47420906,47402688,47405077,47407462,47408032,47402494,47402895,47402523,47408669,47407728,47401396,47404942,47408495,47398993,47403610,47398839,47407652,47398835],"score":322,"time":1773667323,"title":"AirPods Max 2","type":"story","url":"https://www.apple.com/airpods-max/"}],[47396057,{"by":"brauhaus","descendants":7,"id":47396057,"kids":[47430206,47396204,47397068,47408468,47397000,47399243,47402380],"score":3,"text":"I maintain a Chrome extension that adds an AI support to any input field online.

One of my favorite reviews is a 2-star review asking for “local model support”.

My first reaction was: who installs a 100KB Chrome extension to talk to a 10GB model running locally?

But it did make me curious.\nAre people actually running Ollama or LM Studio as part of their daily workflow?","time":1773646334,"title":"Who is using Ollama day-to-day?","type":"story"}],[47390579,{"by":"koolala","descendants":20,"id":47390579,"kids":[47390779,47390891,47399983,47390661,47397177,47391270,47391483,47392390,47393140,47398810,47409021],"score":18,"text":"There are lots of fresh made accounts pretending to be humans commenting everywhere. They all post small 1 paragraph comments that don't actually express an idea and restate the obvious.

Is someone targeting HN with OpenClaw? I wish they at least used a high-thinking model but it seems like they are using the cheap API.","time":1773600866,"title":"Tons of new LLM bot accounts here","type":"story"}],[47204278,{"by":"txrx0000","descendants":19,"id":47204278,"kids":[47211890,47209177,47218275,47205493,47204906,47207692,47204288,47220918,47205112,47222696,47205507,47207264,47210226,47204632,47205260,47209663],"score":14,"text":"$16","time":1772347284,"title":"Ask HN: How do we solve the bot flooding problem without destroying anonymity?","type":"story"}],[47188473,{"by":"BloondAndDoom","descendants":841,"id":47188473,"kids":[47192078,47189261,47188929,47189190,47189518,47193341,47188682,47192205,47190847,47189166,47189636,47189594,47189438,47188812,47197044,47189657,47194324,47188623,47196738,47196571,47190241,47189418,47188839,47189584,47189120,47190381,47194826,47189216,47191933,47197420,47189479,47189465,47193609,47199168,47192370,47195173,47200599,47191133,47198548,47188707,47190819,47191802,47188681,47190445,47190506,47189496,47193180,47188628,47202149,47192597,47194855,47195722,47197314,47194421,47189497,47188649,47190181,47193042,47191522,47195263,47188739,47196389,47189921,47193583,47188653,47189875,47189530,47188709,47189222,47183575,47191007,47193220,47189200,47199177,47178525,47191749,47195971,47195078,47190961,47196362,47190035,47200738,47192985,47201836,47188912,47193740,47197804,47189228,47194155,47190192,47192113,47194424,47194133,47189208,47190484,47192888,47188873,47195585,47190236,47198278,47188947,47189420,47189612,47192800,47191863,47196830,47190392,47205478,47192494,47193557,47201377,47190963,47192882,47188988,47198174,47190685,47189197,47197914,47190524,47188646,47193909,47194669,47190143,47189288,47191185,47192263,47189540,47190503,47190719,47190389,47193672,47189793,47192164,47188604,47190526,47193295,47189405,47193323,47199045,47196156,47192582,47189313,47193579,47189966,47190662,47190229,47195203,47190300,47192848,47191242,47189437,47192509,47189149,47191080,47189045,47188713,47191377,47189001,47188784,47189407,47188789,47191757,47189311,47189803,47188701,47190066,47190992,47190578,47191492,47188734],"score":2645,"time":1772240093,"title":"We Will Not Be Divided","type":"story","url":"https://notdivided.org"}],[47148095,{"by":"smusamashah","descendants":3,"id":47148095,"kids":[47149777,47148109,47161259],"score":9,"time":1772001258,"title":"Bullshit Benchmark Explorer","type":"story","url":"https://petergpt.github.io/bullshit-benchmark/viewer/index.html"}],[47102763,{"by":"robputt","descendants":46,"id":47102763,"kids":[47103603,47103476,47103866,47103578,47103478,47103967,47104657,47104564,47103373,47104112,47103760,47103618,47103454,47104256,47104466,47103608,47104156,47103516,47103567,47103640,47103930,47103020,47103717],"score":72,"time":1771694777,"title":"DialUp95 – A 90s inspired nostalgia hit","type":"story","url":"https://dialup95.com/"}],[47075124,{"by":"cpcloud","descendants":218,"id":47075124,"kids":[47080795,47078179,47076008,47076801,47077730,47075960,47082060,47076009,47079163,47083604,47078197,47076742,47077753,47077974,47078408,47078317,47075782,47078293,47078030,47088756,47080649,47084948,47079615,47076796,47081927,47094708,47078392,47076892,47075564,47083178,47079444,47075985,47085323,47077074,47076925,47097577,47084110,47076985,47094787,47075624,47082943,47083505,47078116,47077040,47075611,47078926,47077943,47077818,47075364,47079095,47077954,47080263,47076549,47078184,47085030,47077797,47087615,47075726,47086668,47081708,47081750,47075570,47077599,47076635,47085383,47076969,47078874,47082846,47080765,47082800,47079320,47082651,47079848,47105246,47079113,47081217,47085266,47082280,47081673,47096285,47084459,47078304,47078340],"score":657,"text":"$17","time":1771516454,"title":"Show HN: Micasa – track your house from the terminal","type":"story","url":"https://micasa.dev"}],[46984452,{"by":"nycdatasci","descendants":13,"id":46984452,"kids":[46985506,46997047,46985724,46986318,46989186,46984469,47000234,46988800],"score":10,"text":"It feels like all the necessary components are finally available to build a self-reinforcing development loop.

Theoretically, we can now task tools like Claude Code or OpenClaw to monitor a git repo, analyze the abstractions in completed work, and then autonomously generate new agents or skills capable of handling similar tasks in the future.

Is anyone successfully running a loop like this? I’m curious if anyone here has shifted the majority of their time from writing code to crafting these systems—essentially bootstrapping agents that learn from the repo history to build better agents. I'd love to hear from those pushing the boundaries on this.","time":1770865819,"title":"Ask HN: Has anyone achieved recursive self-improvement with agentic tools?","type":"story"}]]

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