15:[[44061414,{"by":"achintms","descendants":8,"id":44061414,"kids":[44065595,44067321,44065126,44089198,44069459,44070096],"score":34,"text":"$16","time":1747917108,"title":"Show HN: Pi Co-pilot – Evaluation of AI apps made easy","type":"story","url":"https://withpi.ai/"}],[44062919,{"by":"devgoth","descendants":56,"id":44062919,"kids":[44065233,44063163,44068337,44064373,44063654,44063261,44063666,44063277,44064433,44065667,44064001,44063111,44065509,44064060,44063361,44063036,44064770],"score":40,"text":"hey everyone! i built Whenish because it was always so difficult to figure out what date worked best with a bunch of friends in a group chat.

Whenish is an iMessage app that allows individuals to select multiple dates that work for them for an event attempting to be planned for.

i have more ideas for new features but wanted to get something out there that was usable. so far ive had good reception in my friend group chats of Whenish.

download it, give it a go, let me know what you think! this is my first app i felt ~good~ about releasing.","time":1747926927,"title":"Show HN: Whenish – Plan Group Events in iMessages","type":"story","url":"https://apps.apple.com/us/app/whenish/id6745035749"}],[44059477,{"by":"gamificationpan","dead":true,"id":44059477,"kids":[44059478],"score":4,"time":1747897337,"type":"story"}],[44053518,{"by":"minimaxir","descendants":1126,"id":44053518,"kids":[44053590,44056719,44055735,44056741,44055677,44056300,44055534,44055026,44057010,44054541,44055388,44055076,44054923,44056575,44054733,44059935,44053642,44053613,44053548,44055833,44056402,44058867,44055172,44060937,44054735,44059041,44056594,44056546,44056390,44056984,44056057,44057078,44053602,44053760,44057571,44053849,44056084,44053657,44060432,44054883,44060456,44055264,44057160,44061148,44053745,44053628,44055651,44054968,44056430,44057136,44053823,44054318,44054731,44055568,44054769,44053986,44053697,44054739,44060451,44054706,44053550,44053719,44055468,44054879,44060637,44057555,44053933,44112282,44054619,44055749,44057581,44054299,44057189,44061358,44057262,44057368,44057605,44055009,44053921,44058360,44060069,44059504,44053853,44054715,44055556,44055273,44059344,44053991,44066007,44053989,44055818,44054306,44056042,44055251,44055702,44053781,44054822,44058803,44054084,44053863,44053670,44053709,44054150,44053865,44054055,44053632,44054376,44054204,44054352,44054452,44054331,44053917,44056148,44054426,44054720,44053539,44053549,44056826,44053713,44054568,44059443,44054966,44054398,44054722,44054997,44063231,44055228,44053717,44054018,44057671,44055955,44054482,44054179,44054087,44054146,44054139,44055127,44053654,44056251,44056238,44053929],"score":818,"time":1747846895,"title":"OpenAI to buy AI startup from Jony Ive","type":"story","url":"https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-05-21/openai-to-buy-apple-veteran-jony-ive-s-ai-device-startup-in-6-5-billion-deal"}],[43933966,{"by":"chetansorted","descendants":2,"id":43933966,"kids":[43934231,43934050,43933985,43934018,43933999,43934037,43934039],"score":7,"text":"$17","time":1746767496,"title":"Problems with scheduling apps like Calendly","type":"story"}],[43934041,{"by":"babyent","descendants":0,"id":43934041,"kids":[43934228],"score":1,"text":"Curious. I want to understand who you are and how you use it.

I use cursor and co pilot occasionally but find that it hampers me about half the time on some issues, or really helps in others.

I have tracked my usage over the last 21 days:

42% of the time I gave up and did it myself. Of these, I gave 86% at least 3 attempts with the prompt. 72% of the time the reason I gave up was because it kept giving me wrong code, the next reason was because it changed the variables around or shifted my code way too much.

63% of the time it solved my problem. 45% of these were solved in the first attempt. I messed up how I track this because there were updates I made which were faster to do myself than to prompt.

Of all these, I had classified 76% as easy/tedious tasks.","time":1746768547,"title":"Ask HN: Do you use cursor? What's your YoE and role?","type":"story"}],[43934092,{"by":"hgl","descendants":4,"id":43934092,"kids":[43934139,43934797,43934215],"score":6,"text":"$18","time":1746769321,"title":"Ask HN: Is Reddit now a hostile place to new users?","type":"story"}],[43934110,{"by":"paulpauper","descendants":0,"id":43934110,"kids":[43934202],"score":2,"time":1746769595,"title":"In a World of Addictive Foods, We Need New Weight-Loss Drugs","type":"story","url":"https://www.nytimes.com/2025/05/07/opinion/ozempic-weight-loss-drugs.html"}],[43769347,{"by":"kqr","descendants":0,"id":43769347,"kids":[43769449],"score":6,"time":1745391125,"title":"Vehicular Cycling","type":"story","url":"https://thehappyurbanist.substack.com/p/vehicular-cycling"}],[43754124,{"by":"toebee","descendants":190,"id":43754124,"kids":[43760276,43755481,43754941,43755003,43754125,43755044,43755952,43758604,43754236,43766084,43754285,43756741,43755279,43758012,43757134,43756127,43754649,43754416,43756200,43754347,43759361,43755296,43755174,43757584,43755495,43755130,43754400,43759155,43757481,43770004,43755275,43755207,43755366,43754550,43754602,43754670,43757314,43757517,43756380,43761277,43756332,43758883,43756773,43756758,43762688,43758412,43758257,43754701,43759096,43761576,43757804,43757677,43776875,43756118,43757107,43760254,43760015,43761726,43757495,43759059,43760488,43762837,43765300,43757490,43755881],"score":652,"time":1745255227,"title":"Show HN: Dia, an open-weights TTS model for generating realistic dialogue","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/nari-labs/dia"}],[43748486,{"by":"imakwana","descendants":497,"id":43748486,"kids":[43748792,43749092,43749347,43748834,43748692,43748740,43748904,43753742,43748660,43749360,43751184,43748987,43748886,43754261,43751363,43748630,43749177,43749343,43753716,43749858,43749127,43749881,43748972,43750188,43748811,43753109,43773701,43749267,43754935,43750215,43749860,43750212,43753167,43749786,43752533,43749568,43753166,43749642,43753140,43749331,43748759,43750849,43751551,43750719,43819788,43754265,43749180,43750908,43760215,43748798,43753344,43748715,43748709,43749458,43748691,43750180,43748606,43748726],"score":506,"time":1745209455,"title":"The effect of deactivating Facebook and Instagram on users' emotional state","type":"story","url":"https://www.nber.org/papers/w33697"}],[43760144,{"by":"madjidbr","descendants":7,"id":43760144,"kids":[43760199,43763821,43760198],"score":2,"text":"Hey HN, I’ve always found it annoying to jump between exchanges just to check live cryptocurrency prices, especially when I just want a fast, clean view of the top coins without distractions.\nSo I spent a few hours building a minimalist site that shows real-time crypto rates with no fluff, popups, or login walls: https://CryptoRates.io

It pulls data live and focuses on simplicity (no ads, no widgets, just raw numbers). The idea is to have something you can keep open in a tab and glance at throughout the day, or even use as a lightweight reference when building something crypto-related.

Would love feedback if anyone finds it useful or has suggestions!","time":1745310844,"title":"Show HN: I built a simple tool to track real-time crypto rates","type":"story","url":"https://CryptoRates.io"}],[43751726,{"by":"BrokenShell","descendants":3,"id":43751726,"kids":[43751727,43751928],"score":7,"time":1745241731,"title":"Show HN: FortunaMCP – LLMs suck at randomness. I fixed it","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/siliconsociety/FortunaMCP"}],[43751796,{"by":"nyrikki","descendants":0,"id":43751796,"kids":[43751871],"score":2,"time":1745242041,"title":"(How) Do reasoning models reason?","type":"story","url":"https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.09762"}],[43738127,{"by":"bookofjoe","descendants":0,"id":43738127,"kids":[43751847],"score":4,"time":1745085578,"title":"Postoperative Outcomes Following Preweekend Surgery","type":"story","url":"https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2830842"}],[43736791,{"by":"mooreds","descendants":643,"id":43736791,"kids":[43737218,43737190,43737113,43737690,43737148,43737170,43741770,43737140,43737185,43738778,43737311,43737861,43737694,43738166,43737746,43738154,43737399,43737181,43738097,43737175,43737002,43737839,43741455,43739518,43737498,43738466,43743395,43740391,43746022,43737305,43737520,43738161,43737867,43739818,43741510,43741972,43738082,43738566,43744318,43740943,43737133,43737095,43740816,43741129,43740832,43737564,43741385,43737336,43741993,43741136,43738319,43740774,43738781,43737721,43737211,43744082,43740917,43737440,43737831,43746530,43745064,43737463,43741217,43737418,43744881,43738460],"score":698,"time":1745074176,"title":"Librarians are dangerous","type":"story","url":"https://bradmontague.substack.com/p/librarians-are-dangerous"}],[43733097,{"by":"vinhnx","descendants":357,"id":43733097,"kids":[43734449,43733209,43734757,43733853,43733427,43734218,43734755,43733847,43734545,43734343,43734023,43734611,43733184,43734982,43734882,43735000,43733954,43733577,43733523,43734711,43735331,43734060,43733432,43733563,43734024,43733279,43733607,43733942,43733679,43734561,43734462,43734261,43737030,43735107,43735746,43733466,43735497,43733467,43734209,43733649,43735047,43733905,43734271,43734664,43734144,43733792,43734436,43734656,43734099,43818804,43735885,43765622,43733875,43733604,43735076,43749006,43733987,43733474,43738994,43733436,43734295,43733727,43734841,43733990,43733322,43735763,43735690,43733410,43733336,43734083,43733648,43735994,43735044,43734117,43738222,43735273,43733886,43734451,43734560,43734936,43734652,43734333,43734246,43744203,43733526,43733551,43733612],"score":594,"time":1745022073,"title":"Cozy video games can quell stress and anxiety","type":"story","url":"https://www.reuters.com/business/retail-consumer/cozy-video-games-can-quell-stress-anxiety-2025-01-27/"}]]

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