15:[[47647455,{"by":"tosh","descendants":366,"id":47647455,"kids":[47650509,47651221,47649772,47647930,47650640,47652100,47648086,47647956,47647955,47648802,47649217,47648326,47650763,47655481,47649626,47647972,47647989,47647907,47648409,47647925,47650106,47648713,47652807,47652814,47648298,47649098,47650021,47650297,47656955,47648132,47647902,47655499,47656992,47651250,47648122,47648038,47648069,47654525,47647910,47649317,47648469,47651420,47655492,47647908,47649910,47650825,47650217,47649064,47647904,47652907,47663775,47651135,47648040,47655488,47667219,47648726,47650742,47648663,47648113,47665854,47649533,47652512,47651526,47650654,47647994,47653483,47649390,47647883,47648683,47650904,47648450,47655186,47650445,47652367,47654043,47648275,47654422,47668204,47648103,47652396,47655605,47647936,47647970,47648468,47651262,47651004,47648626,47648785,47651194,47654269,47648644,47650707,47648169,47653118,47652078,47650476,47655723,47656213,47650730,47653886,47650930,47652207,47654233,47656079,47648721],"score":904,"time":1775379378,"title":"Caveman: Why use many token when few token do trick","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/JuliusBrussee/caveman"}],[47550313,{"by":"colonelspace","descendants":3,"id":47550313,"kids":[47557432,47564674,47564413,47553347,47551205,47550542,47560060],"score":16,"text":"On a GitHub repo that I was watching, some Chinese spammers created 60,000 issues.

The result seems to be a queue of 60,000 emails, steadily hitting my inbox for two days straight.

No amount of settings changes on GitHub makes a difference.

Nice work GitHub!","time":1774658642,"title":"GitHub has been sending me an email every two seconds.","type":"story"}],[47288773,{"by":"DGAP","descendants":33,"id":47288773,"kids":[47291486,47289768,47289304,47296885,47290159,47291684,47288932,47317265,47297509,47288959,47288952,47294240,47307257,47290113,47294870,47289680,47311863,47295868,47288830,47289080,47300546,47299705,47291322,47288844],"score":30,"time":1772899212,"title":"Ask HN: What career will you switch to when AI replaces developers?","type":"story"}],[47023094,{"by":"amelius","descendants":4,"id":47023094,"kids":[47043019,47043079,47025610,47025976],"score":9,"text":"I'm curious what HN's experiences are with using LLMs for reading and comprehending papers and textbooks. Do you use special tools that make the process easier? Do they work?

I'm thinking of a book that you can ask questions. It can explain topics in more detail, or it can tell you that the thing you asked will be explained later in the book. And it will allow you to skip material that you are already familiar with. Provide references to other resources, etc.

Maybe ingesting an entire book is too much for current LLMs, but I'm sure there are ways around that.

Note: I am __not__ trying to build such a tool myself.","time":1771157588,"title":"Ask HN: LLMs helping you read papers and books","type":"story"}],[46656358,{"by":"el_pa_b","descendants":48,"id":46656358,"kids":[46659254,46657182,46656821,46660684,46659783,46657151,46659014,46657108,46658024,46658647,46658371,46657153,46659493,46659031,46657049,46660250],"score":161,"time":1768639568,"title":"Show HN: Streaming gigabyte medical images from S3 without downloading them","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/PABannier/WSIStreamer"}],[46391472,{"by":"Valid3840","descendants":160,"id":46391472,"kids":[46393089,46394595,46391473,46394529,46391718,46394388,46393200,46394662,46392390,46391685,46393627,46393676,46394399,46393580,46391629,46399408,46392059,46394253,46393314,46392100,46400606,46392131,46391959,46394236,46395374,46392128,46392684,46391567,46391844,46392039,46391973,46394051,46391752,46528072,46391515,46397582,46392066,46393872,46391627],"score":239,"time":1766752772,"title":"ChatGPT conversations still lack timestamps after years of requests","type":"story","url":"https://community.openai.com/t/timestamps-for-chats-in-chatgpt/440107?page=3"}],[46316295,{"by":"preetamjinka","descendants":26,"id":46316295,"kids":[46376767,46375742,46377893,46375479,46379393,46376433,46377019],"score":44,"time":1766081391,"title":"Scaling Go Testing with Contract and Scenario Mocks","type":"story","url":"https://funnelstory.ai/blog/engineering/scaling-go-testing-with-contract-and-scenario-mocks"}],[46336947,{"by":"pavel_lishin","descendants":396,"id":46336947,"kids":[46337844,46337330,46337101,46337295,46346466,46337156,46337141,46345032,46337565,46339101,46337671,46337836,46337048,46346574,46337680,46337005,46341812,46340713,46339902,46340746,46344059,46337199,46345154,46337911,46337602,46337975,46342490,46342627,46345877,46337032,46340596,46338250,46340955,46343763,46343902,46339695,46341534,46341341,46337994,46338977,46342717,46337715,46342823,46343674,46339196,46338403,46351266,46338988,46337469,46337643,46338566,46337650,46347759,46337453,46337297,46344771,46342041,46343416,46338791,46337908,46337567,46339380,46339275,46349249,46337976,46337914,46344161,46349078,46337448,46339727,46337613,46337376,46344508,46338427,46337051,46346091,46337302,46337880,46338338,46337042],"score":683,"time":1766245395,"title":"Go ahead, self-host Postgres","type":"story","url":"https://pierce.dev/notes/go-ahead-self-host-postgres#user-content-fn-1"}],[46229761,{"by":"soham_byte","descendants":31,"id":46229761,"kids":[46298904,46425562,46298126,46274302,46299882,46299071,46301030,46298298,46300022,46301207,46299081,46298731,46298320,46298218,46302029,46299868,46300498,46298269,46299686,46299593],"score":49,"text":"Hi HN,

I built Titan, a backend framework where you write routes and logic in JavaScript, and the CLI compiles everything into a single Rust + Axum binary using the Boa JS engine. No Node.js is required in production.

The idea is to keep JS developer experience while getting Rust performance and a self-contained deployable server.

Current features:

JS route DSL

Action system mapped to Rust

esbuild bundling

Generated Rust server with Axum

Hot-reload dev server

Single-binary output

Repo: https://github.com/ezet-galaxy/-ezetgalaxy-titan

Would love feedback on the architecture, DX, and whether this hybrid JS→Rust approach is useful.

Thanks for reading!","time":1765449428,"title":"Show HN: Titan – JavaScript-first framework that compiles into a Rust server","type":"story","url":"https://www.npmjs.com/package/@ezetgalaxy/titan"}],[45893592,{"by":"commandersaki","descendants":203,"id":45893592,"kids":[45963145,45966271,45962750,45962386,45965409,45963421,45969473,45965869,45964679,45979147,45963214,45962801,45962703,45964715,45963255,45963411,45963270,45894962,45963003,45963760,45962534,45962572,45966581,45963594,45966917,45964655,45962914],"score":139,"time":1762899103,"title":"Ditch your mutex, you deserve better","type":"story","url":"https://chrispenner.ca/posts/mutexes"}],[45776138,{"by":"tanelpoder","descendants":42,"id":45776138,"kids":[45875531,45875822,45876801,45876095,45875564,45876157,45887485,45876635,45876334,45880027,45876608,45877053,45875977],"score":104,"time":1761941210,"title":"Using the expand and contract pattern for schema changes","type":"story","url":"https://www.prisma.io/dataguide/types/relational/expand-and-contract-pattern"}],[45783640,{"by":"samrolken","descendants":324,"id":45783640,"kids":[45784020,45784498,45785312,45784573,45785043,45784103,45786831,45789379,45783820,45788006,45787795,45791960,45790863,45785968,45790894,45788767,45786677,45788796,45783813,45789334,45784229,45784010,45784003,45785579,45785256,45784604,45790736,45788610,45784581,45783862,45786994,45785428,45788074,45789219,45841305,45784243,45787414,45788016,45785167,45785201,45784075,45785020,45789786,45790659,45788596,45785159,45787949,45784015,45783975,45783957,45783935,45791947,45783967,45784144,45790174,45784957,45783902,45784168,45784090,45785790,45783782,45786314,45791831,45785809,45783821,45785530,45785501,45790831,45784489,45785106,45787261,45785076,45787325,45784184,45791088,45785944,45785243,45785127,45785231,45785039,45786197,45787604,45791698,45785843,45787013,45786196,45894104,45788967,45784067,45786727,45786194,45784057,45785136,45794637,45784267],"score":436,"text":"I spent a few hours last weekend testing whether AI can replace code by executing directly. Built a contact manager where every HTTP request goes to an LLM with three tools: database (SQLite), webResponse (HTML/JSON/JS), and updateMemory (feedback). No routes, no controllers, no business logic. The AI designs schemas on first request, generates UIs from paths alone, and evolves based on natural language feedback. It works—forms submit, data persists, APIs return JSON—but it's catastrophically slow (30-60s per request), absurdly expensive ($0.05/request), and has zero UI consistency between requests. The capability exists; performance is the problem. When inference gets 10x faster, maybe the question shifts from "how do we generate better code?" to "why generate code at all?"","time":1762019118,"title":"Show HN: Why write code if the LLM can just do the thing? 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