15:[[49049281,{"by":"missmoss","descendants":21,"id":49049281,"kids":[49052925,49052587,49133076,49059847,49049531,49050875,49050980,49064504,49051728,49051609,49063261,49147140,49051017,49052710,49050027,49058506],"score":58,"text":"I recently found the Brooks Falls bear cam (Katmai, Alaska). It's become the calmest thing on my screen.

It's peak salmon run right now, so it's basically bears and their all-you-can-eat salmon feast.

But there's a bear that only fishes by belly-flopping at the salmon, and as far as I can tell has never once caught anything. I have no idea how it's still eating.

A few others just sit in the water doing nothing at all.

Here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7ZrIDvqlic

What's yours?","time":1784998742,"title":"Ask HN: What livestream do you keep open in a tab?","type":"story"}],[49109652,{"by":"thekey","descendants":3,"id":49109652,"kids":[49123976,49119055,49116966,49128573,49119992],"score":7,"text":"- How much time you spend with navigating source code?\n- How annoyed you are about that?\n- What are your strategies to mitigate?\n- Are there tools you using?\n- What about polyglot navigation?\n- How you onboard other people / point them to right locations - with context?","time":1785417865,"title":"Ask HN: Navigating Source Code (especially on large projects)","type":"story"}],[49088504,{"by":"apparent","descendants":3,"id":49088504,"kids":[49088742,49088545,49107130],"score":11,"time":1785265811,"title":"Remote Work Is Not Making Us Miserable","type":"story","url":"https://reason.com/2026/07/27/no-remote-work-is-not-making-us-miserable/"}],[49052141,{"by":"MinimalAction","descendants":21,"id":49052141,"kids":[49053131,49054938,49052623,49056619,49052550,49054921,49054469,49052775,49053123,49052387,49053489,49054463,49052700,49052189,49052220,49053299],"score":5,"text":"Hello curious fellows!

I've a habit of watching something while having food, be it lunch or dinner. I used to be able to watch some chess game, or a random clip from Would I Lie to You show, but I crave to discover new channels and feeds that are just as fun.

My favorites for a 20 minute video formats have been from Wendover Productions, some videos from Tom Scott, Veritasium or such. Sometimes, I might be in the mood for something less demanding in attention, and would just watch Impractical Jokers.

Watching an episode of some TV serial sounds longer than 30 mins and that's too much for me.

I'm interested to know what do you watch, if any.","time":1785017325,"title":"Ask HN: What do you watch during lunch or dinner, if you're by yourself?","type":"story"}],[48938707,{"by":"rifmj","descendants":18,"id":48938707,"kids":[48943691,48942347,48942411,48943165,48942903,48941219,48939109,48939166,48940443,48942423],"score":16,"text":"$16","time":1784228230,"title":"X permanently banned my 15-year-old account for sharing my own open-source lib","type":"story"}],[48916375,{"by":"lbpdev","descendants":54,"id":48916375,"kids":[48916691,48916911,48916947,48918264,48924391,49001356,48917134,48917717,48917290,48917207,48917848,48921227,48917007,48917783,48916477,48919337,48917879,48918130,48917187,48916498,48917232,48918009,48917408,48919374,48917371],"score":88,"text":"And Microsoft doesn't care.","time":1784090699,"title":"LinkedIn is a cesspool of scammers and identity theft","type":"story"}],[48901343,{"by":"chirau","descendants":8,"id":48901343,"kids":[48901621,48903652,48901391,48901751,48901882,48902997,48903802,48901871,48901492],"score":7,"text":"My YouTube algorithm throws me the same stuff all the time, so I now exist in an echo chamber.

I opened a new channel today to start afresh. I want it to be as diverse as possible, with content across all subjects. I just want it to be good quality content. No matter how obscure or niche. Learn new things, find new interests. Every single subscription will be crowdsourced, nothing of my own picking. Then I will just let it flow and watch.

A quick summary of what the channel does would be helpful too, but not mandatory.","time":1783993993,"title":"Ask HN: What is the one YouTube channel you recommend I subscribe to?","type":"story"}],[48783728,{"by":"ironsteel","descendants":2,"id":48783728,"kids":[48784105,48785394],"score":6,"time":1783153834,"title":"Remote work didn't kill collaboration. Invisible teammates did","type":"story","url":"https://www.indiehackers.com/post/remote-work-didnt-kill-collaboration-invisible-teammates-did-JUDLzTHH3vggaNNKAEce"}],[48677917,{"by":"akashwadhwani35","descendants":6,"id":48677917,"kids":[48679474,48678072,48680060,48678015,48678309,48681442,48678937,48678014,48679258,48681415],"score":4,"text":"Sometimes I’ll ask Claude to think through a problem with me, and instead of talking, it immediately starts editing files and writing code.

Like… bro, I’m not asking you to do it yet. Let’s think first.","time":1782414654,"title":"Ask HN: What is one thing about AI that annoys you the most?","type":"story"}],[48578808,{"by":"gmays","descendants":9,"id":48578808,"kids":[48594956,48579041],"score":7,"time":1781741514,"title":"We Ran the Numbers. Remote Work Is Bad for Us","type":"story","url":"https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/17/opinion/remote-work-depression.html"}],[48573153,{"by":"karakoram","descendants":10,"id":48573153,"kids":[48576994,48573304,48580024,48584185,48588052,48579490,48582681,48577486,48590089,48578251],"score":9,"text":"What Are The Opportunity Costs Of Being Fully Remote?

Many people recognize the benefits of fully remote work, and those advantages have been widely discussed on HN. What are some of the less obvious downsides?

What are some overlooked or unexpected disadvantages?","time":1781715306,"title":"Ask HN: What Are the Trade-Offs of Working Fully Remotely?","type":"story"}],[48542121,{"by":"baud147258","descendants":12,"id":48542121,"kids":[48542169,48554936,48542764,48542698,48549598,48543350,48542415,48555163],"score":14,"time":1781534894,"title":"Remote work is bad for you","type":"story","url":"https://mrmarket.lol/remote-work-is-bad-for-you/"}],[48468724,{"by":"iliashad","descendants":17,"id":48468724,"kids":[48470745,48470666,48474257,48468726,48470399,48473809,48471850],"score":12,"text":"$17","time":1781044362,"title":"Ask HN: Is software engineering still a good career choice for new students?","type":"story"}],[48443359,{"by":"infoinlet","descendants":11,"id":48443359,"kids":[48446912,48443509,48445456,48445382,48444082,48443381,48445123,48444227,48444081],"score":8,"time":1780913245,"title":"Ask HN: How do you stay focused while working from home?","type":"story"}],[48420827,{"by":"Ekami","descendants":765,"id":48420827,"kids":[48421063,48421820,48428522,48422401,48420937,48428675,48422553,48421848,48421846,48423298,48421229,48430560,48428224,48421155,48428629,48426862,48422058,48423572,48421128,48421180,48424011,48431654,48421433,48421499,48421766,48422229,48420851,48422395,48420961,48421262,48420935,48422397,48421234,48421647,48421708,48421669,48421501,48422694,48428882,48421466,48422755,48434991,48429015,48424287,48421339,48421430,48433939,48428377,48421662,48421781,48421203,48421516,48421559,48420857,48421444,48431337,48421512,48421103,48423520,48421562,48422842,48428795,48422665,48421235,48428902,48421971,48421427,48424028,48484872,48421384,48421407,48422539,48475208,48422106,48420852,48421194,48421169,48421326,48421716,48428625,48421144,48421142,48421972,48421423,48421424,48424938,48429328,48425978,48425700,48428440,48428700,48421570,48429208,48421404,48421978,48423626,48504197,48428403,48421318,48447986,48427491,48421583,48422615,48423483,48421673,48430561,48423869,48421232,48426227,48424493,48421838,48421700,48438410,48441322,48421496,48429721,48423404,48421735,48437974,48424836,48422815,48423690,48423533,48428720,48423274,48421878,48422528,48421137,48429545,48422211,48429871,48429633,48421623,48429968,48421974,48422610,48422134,48429440,48429844,48424243,48428491,48433774,48428351,48422526,48424000,48421428,48423061,48428028,48430530,48442794,48428564,48430250,48422761,48421627,48420863,48422028,48421492,48428543,48431240,48435304,48421363,48425374,48422008,48429490,48425344,48433484,48428230,48421612,48424049,48443568,48444906,48421982,48422703,48422707,48422664,48424558,48451955,48424171,48434870,48424340,48428493,48433450,48421380,48466388,48428380,48423434,48421320,48422017,48428657,48430833,48429449,48422007,48429004,48434338,48442784,48421954,48430128,48430592,48424183,48429997,48421795,48422579,48421219,48428047,48437867,48430347,48422421,48422265,48438544,48423439,48428733,48421653,48422544,48423586,48421998,48429272,48421272,48421237,48421486,48429124,48420982,48429841,48421594,48421688,48421634,48422071,48425818,48426334,48423201,48430011,48426121,48421510,48424160,48426343,48428650,48445498,48428348,48422127,48423525,48422595,48425373,48434358,48422289,48431722,48422714,48421633,48428312,48428613,48422024,48423496,48429572,48425281,48421875,48422232,48422814,48424537,48422118,48424802,48426017,48428982,48431308,48424194,48430522,48504119,48422090,48442059,48421885,48425160,48421374,48430163,48421421,48421883,48427737,48421790,48422804,48430916,48424070,48428603,48443536,48434663,48423680,48442718,48424617,48421498,48430774,48422124,48428931,48421150,48422019,48421687,48507515,48430701,48434164,48421804,48422435,48430026,48423445,48421606,48433352,48427130,48431330,48423878,48429402,48428715,48432415,48421095,48423801,48427057,48421805,48424025,48429249,48422107,48430948,48426725,48424638,48422679,48430504,48489902,48486342,48428478,48429978,48430681,48428770,48420840,48427784,48429931,48421574,48475726,48421359,48431124,48422042,48423559,48430337,48423420,48422269,48431929,48425721,48420934,48421709,48421239,48421811,48428744,48423765,48421409],"score":463,"text":"Genuine question.

Over the past six months, there hasn’t been a single day where I’ve checked the HN Best RSS feed without seeing a post about how AI “writes bad code,” “introduces bugs,” “creates technical debt,” or something along those lines.

I’ll probably make a lot of enemies by saying this, but do people realize that code is just a means to an end?

Users don’t care whether the code was written by AI or by hand, or which framework you used. They care that the product works.

I say this as someone who has spent more than 20 years honing their craft as a software engineer.

Let’s face it: by the time I manually ship version 1.0 of a product, the AI-assisted version could have been deployed 10x faster. By then, enough real-world feedback would have surfaced to identify the major issues, and tools like Claude Code would make it possible to fix and ship version 2.0 at an incredible pace.

At some point, execution speed starts to matter more than the elegance of the code.","time":1780713111,"title":"Ask HN: Why is the HN crowd so anti-AI?","type":"story"}],[48362212,{"by":"hi41","descendants":7,"id":48362212,"kids":[48363519,48367599,48362787,48362220],"score":23,"time":1780345662,"title":"Remote work, not AI, has sidelined recent college graduates, research finds","type":"story","url":"https://text.npr.org/nx-s1-5843076"}],[48101373,{"by":"holden_nelson","descendants":32,"id":48101373,"kids":[48101931,48103570,48140755,48103227,48111313,48103960,48103016,48101586,48118852,48103593,48110408],"score":12,"text":"Hey all, just wondering how you're preparing for interviews in 2026? I'm assuming system design plays a larger role and the bar is probably higher across all levels. Do I still need to grind leetcode?","time":1778537554,"title":"Ask HN: How are you preparing for interviews nowadays?","type":"story"}],[47884294,{"by":"lyfeninja","descendants":24,"id":47884294,"kids":[47884378,47884867,47884324,47894083,47884500,47884353,47900230,47903588,47893877,47897710,47904227,47889371,47884302,47894442,47897702,47884331],"score":29,"text":"I just passed on a job for a quality company in the Bay area because they wouldn't budge on remote work. I already work remote and have since the pandemic and it works for me and my employer. I do travel occasionally, but whenever I do I always think "wow, I'd get so much more done right now at home."

I've always been skeptical of the entire RTO storyline. I literally work on a computer all day with an Internet connection and can complete every aspect of my job remotely, no if, ands, or buts, about it. Also, at this point many are tracking our mouse movements and key strokes, and the work gets done, so they know we're working too

I'm used to the short sided mindset at this point, but the situation just got me thinking about it again.

Meanwhile, companies are throwing everything at AI (which works remotely), laying off employees to do so, and then having obsurd in office policies and skimping on benefits. Just makes you wonder why they distrust people so much.","time":1776992709,"title":"Ask HN: Why are companies so distrustful of remote employees?","type":"story"}],[47602040,{"by":"crcsmnky","descendants":43,"id":47602040,"kids":[47606484,47757291,47604363,47615038,47606273,47602493,47605600,47623383,47606159,47606742,47624543,47606173,47665730,47626163,47624664,47610971,47611329,47602613,47613107,47612397,47610329,47607986,47602867,47602359,47602319,47608199,47608767,47612859,47612862,47611121,47605716,47609509,47605165,47611408,47659977,47613991,47624267,47663735,47606360,47638956,47611410],"score":49,"text":"Curious to find those hidden gems that boost productivity or make dev work more efficient. Mired in my own processes and need a change/shift. I'm hoping there's still some non-AI stuff out there that's delightful to use (in a nerdy sense).","time":1775056572,"title":"Ask HN: What dev tools do you rely on that nobody talks about?","type":"story"}],[47556554,{"by":"twoelf","descendants":33,"id":47556554,"kids":[47557569,47579394,47557929,47603960,47562549,47559446,47599889,47557261,47558665,47556800,47565789,47566167,47559383,47556983],"score":18,"text":"$18","time":1774718277,"title":"Ask HN: Is it just me?","type":"story"}],[47425470,{"by":"dominotw","descendants":14,"id":47425470,"kids":[47427052,47425619,47426612,47425512,47425495,47425849,47425694],"score":9,"text":"Every comment thread has turned into this

> Thoughts about X

>> X is great but checkout my shitty vibecoded project on github","time":1773840004,"title":"Ask HN: What can we do about explosion of self promotion in HN comments","type":"story"}],[47171961,{"by":"apparent","descendants":4,"id":47171961,"kids":[47175046,47172548,47189232,47172155],"score":15,"time":1772139754,"title":"The Remote-Work Dream Isn't Dead, but It's Slipping Away","type":"story","url":"https://www.wsj.com/lifestyle/careers/the-remote-work-dream-isnt-dead-but-its-slipping-away-a19ae9e8"}],[47025879,{"by":"firefoxd","descendants":22,"id":47025879,"kids":[47025995,47067412,47106965,47078193,47039043,47037620,47034054,47034436,47045232,47069547,47051415,47025918,47057598,47067963],"score":8,"text":"Many hn users often partially talk about their use case of AI. Orchestrating agents, managing code and PRs. But they rarely talk about the project itself.

If you have any of those projects, or just heavily AI assisted project, please share it here.","time":1771178829,"title":"Ask HN: Share your vibe coded project","type":"story"}]]

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