15:[[47243647,{"by":"KaoruAK","dead":true,"id":47243647,"kids":[47243788],"score":2,"time":1772603854,"type":"story"}],[47240612,{"by":"dokdev","descendants":29,"id":47240612,"kids":[47241234,47243915,47254382,47253226,47241293,47241961,47241751,47243691,47255096,47243607,47298817,47253605,47240662,47240628,47240803,47244266,47252444,47271886,47256059,47242440],"score":24,"text":"$16","time":1772580465,"title":"I lost my ability to learn anything new because of AI and I need your opinions","type":"story"}],[47187178,{"by":"digi_wares","descendants":1,"id":47187178,"kids":[47187580],"score":1,"text":"I’ve been working mostly with Next.js projects recently and noticed that\nsome teams treat Prettier as non-negotiable, while others skip it entirely\nand rely on ESLint rules or manual formatting.

I’m curious how people here approach this in real projects.

Do you:\n- enforce Prettier strictly in CI?\n- allow developers to format however they want?\n- use something else instead?\n- skip formatting tools entirely?

Has Prettier ever caused friction in your workflow or improved team velocity?","time":1772233544,"title":"Ask HN: Do you enforce Prettier in all Next.js projects?","type":"story"}],[47154971,{"by":"tosh","descendants":111,"id":47154971,"kids":[47156930,47159837,47161422,47155993,47156465,47156650,47161549,47159849,47163157,47163913,47156284,47164910,47162523,47163918,47159893,47162320,47158305,47156180,47156395],"score":297,"time":1772041701,"title":"The Om Programming Language","type":"story","url":"https://www.om-language.com/"}],[46422012,{"by":"foxz","descendants":2,"id":46422012,"kids":[46422277],"score":1,"text":"$17","time":1767024457,"title":"Show HN: I built Sapphire, a C-style scripting language and VM for desktop apps","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/foxzyt/Sapphire"}],[46413685,{"by":"easywood","descendants":9,"id":46413685,"kids":[46419288,46413896,46414198,46413866,46419738,46440690,46413868],"score":8,"text":"I have rated hundreds of books in Goodreads and it still gives me crummy recommendations. For example, other books by the same author, or just books in the same genre with high ratings.\nAlways the same collection of classics or things I can easily find myself.\nI would much rather have a service which sees a pattern in books I have rated highly in the past and surprises me with books it thinks I will like. Does anyone know of an actually good recommendation service? Surely this must be possible with today's AI capabilities.","time":1766950038,"title":"Book recommendations based on reading history","type":"story"}],[46250928,{"by":"lhmiles","descendants":1,"id":46250928,"kids":[46251000],"score":6,"time":1765587630,"title":"Mount Git repo to view commits and branches as files","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/matthiasgoergens/git-snap-fs"}],[46214601,{"by":"larkinrichards","descendants":1,"id":46214601,"kids":[46215181],"score":6,"time":1765346680,"title":"A Statistical Error in Estimation of Recommended Dietary Allowance for Vitamin D","type":"story","url":"https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4210929/"}],[46212969,{"by":"anima-core","descendants":56,"id":46212969,"kids":[46215166,46212970,46214795,46213688,46213569,46213598,46221264,46213991,46214728,46214538,46214870,46213636],"score":72,"time":1765329900,"title":"Post-transformer inference: 224× compression of Llama-70B with improved accuracy","type":"story","url":"https://zenodo.org/records/17873275"}],[46101577,{"by":"theolouvart","descendants":1,"id":46101577,"kids":[46103129],"score":2,"time":1764545587,"title":"Show HN: Data lineage diagrams 10x faster than draw io","type":"story","url":"https://datadef.io"}],[46087737,{"by":"DocIsInDaHouse","descendants":119,"id":46087737,"kids":[46088728,46087858,46088755,46087829,46087851,46087965,46089356,46088263,46090055,46090672,46090025,46088427,46089504,46089102,46087937,46089416,46089050,46094356,46090163,46088780,46090381,46090061,46089817,46089958,46087879,46088767,46087738,46089966,46088103],"score":272,"time":1764426046,"title":"It's Always the Process, Stupid","type":"story","url":"https://its.promp.td/its-always-the-process-stupid/"}],[46080882,{"by":"fsto","descendants":2,"id":46080882,"kids":[46081031,46080946],"score":3,"text":"We’re a pretty resource intense (compute + LLMs) GenAI startup and are just about to run out of AWS credits. Our infra is defined and deployed using Terraform so switching cloud provider shouldn't be a huge task.

I’m thinking of hiring a great infra consultant who I know well (so we can continue focusing on our product) to migrate us from AWS to GCP. We clearly assume the costs in terms of overhead and consultant help would be net worth it, given the generous GCP credits we can get.

Qs:

* What are your thoughts?

* Do you have any similar experience?

* Anything you wish you would have thought of?","time":1764351910,"title":"Ask HN: Have you switched from AWS to GCP for more startup credits?","type":"story"}],[45954823,{"by":"EGreg","descendants":4,"id":45954823,"kids":[45954824,45955683,45956020],"score":2,"time":1763395456,"title":"Why is ChatGPT being sycophantic even when I ask it to be objective?","type":"story","url":"https://chatgpt.com/share/691b4035-0ed8-800a-bee3-ae68e2a63cbb"}],[45940087,{"by":"allthreespies","descendants":6,"id":45940087,"kids":[45940804,45940960,45940211,45941330,45941329,45951412],"score":18,"text":"$18","time":1763236312,"title":"Show HN: ZenPaint, a pixel-perfect MacPaint recreation for the browser","type":"story","url":"https://zenpaint.org/"}],[45665871,{"by":"lifeisstillgood","descendants":5,"id":45665871,"kids":[45667826,45665970,45666072],"score":4,"text":"Jaguar Land Rover was attacked, presumably by a ransomware attack (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy9pdld4y81o) costing an estimated 2Bn dollars.

What mistakes are such IT departments making? What actions are you taking to prevent it?","time":1761118047,"title":"Ask HN: Are you / should we be preparing for \"cyberattack\"","type":"story"}],[45665631,{"by":"mugamuga","descendants":3,"id":45665631,"kids":[45665681,45666898],"score":2,"time":1761115409,"title":"Denosing Images of Cats and Dogs with Autoencoders","type":"story","url":"https://mayberay.bearblog.dev/denosing-images-of-cats-and-dogs-with-autoencoders/"}],[45499965,{"by":"signa11","descendants":2,"id":45499965,"kids":[45500153,45576611],"score":18,"time":1759818539,"title":"Beating the L1 cache with value speculation (2021)","type":"story","url":"https://mazzo.li/posts/value-speculation.html"}],[45487519,{"by":"wallflower","descendants":441,"id":45487519,"kids":[45488759,45489782,45497297,45497926,45497529,45498099,45498207,45488929,45489106,45489370,45488930,45498029,45496818,45489391,45499745,45502310,45489690,45489206,45495874,45505158,45498987,45488848,45498827,45498906,45500102,45501475,45500373,45508272,45489284,45500054,45498013,45488919,45489141,45508120,45498481,45564445,45559433,45528506,45536864,45495532,45501150,45495511,45489645,45496046,45490042],"score":247,"time":1759723046,"title":"It's just a virus, the E.R. told him – days later, he was dead","type":"story","url":"https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/05/well/sam-terblanche-virus-death-columbia.html"}],[45487085,{"by":"geuis","descendants":4,"id":45487085,"kids":[45487615,45494670,45491344],"score":17,"text":"$19","time":1759717686,"title":"I Miss Web 2.0","type":"story"}],[45468861,{"by":"maenbalja","descendants":1,"id":45468861,"kids":[45470904],"score":1,"text":"My Github actions started failing today because the "Set up job" step that downloads action libraries was timing out.

When I tried directly installing the library via curl from both my local machine and my vps, the download times were both very slow (relative to before). The internet speed on these machines are otherwise fine so I'm not sure what's going on.

  curl -L https://api.github.com/repos/actions/setup-node/tarball/3235b876344d2a9aa001b8d1453c930bba69e610 -o test.tar.gz\n\n

\nIs anyone else experiencing anything like this? Maybe this is a regional/CDN issue? (I'm testing from us-west)","time":1759533154,"title":"Ask HN: Anyone seeing GitHub action timeouts?","type":"story"}],[45469585,{"by":"veqq","descendants":2,"id":45469585,"kids":[45470400,45470742],"score":33,"time":1759540263,"title":"GDP Hides Industrial Decline","type":"story","url":"https://www.palladiummag.com/2025/10/03/how-gdp-hides-industrial-decline/"}]]

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