15:[[48122923,{"by":"bookofjoe","descendants":2,"id":48122923,"kids":[48122924,48123476],"score":5,"time":1778684837,"title":"How the world has avoided an oil catastrophe so far","type":"story","url":"https://www.economist.com/finance-and-economics/2026/05/12/how-the-world-has-avoided-an-oil-catastrophe-so-far"}],[48105475,{"by":"intern4tional","descendants":2,"id":48105475,"kids":[48105519,48105476],"score":2,"time":1778572749,"title":"Arene Base","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/woven-by-toyota/arene-base"}],[48064897,{"by":"adinhitlore","descendants":3,"id":48064897,"kids":[48086219,48064915,48065058],"score":1,"text":"So like chatgpt.com but on your mobile/computer without internet access necessary, $0, absolutely free? This isn't a question if it's possible but if it's a good idea? I will. 100% privacy and 0$, why not?","time":1778255673,"title":"Ask HN: Would you use non-SaaS downloadable chatbot app?","type":"story"}],[48033730,{"by":"chasil","descendants":5,"id":48033730,"kids":[48033819,48033747,48033779,48033770],"score":3,"time":1778056214,"title":"It is distressing that AI does not know the seven cardinal virtues","type":"story","url":"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_virtues"}],[48002607,{"by":"jdgr","descendants":137,"id":48002607,"kids":[48006301,48003690,48004728,48006709,48002841,48002914,48004955,48009118,48006118,48003227,48002911,48004769,48006626,48002798,48005330,48005368,48008401,48004718,48006670,48006350,48006752,48004628],"score":229,"time":1777849922,"title":"The 'Hidden' Costs of Great Abstractions","type":"story","url":"https://jdgr.net/the-hidden-costs-of-great-abstractions"}],[47960571,{"by":"vtemian","descendants":3,"id":47960571,"kids":[47960852,47960614,47960644],"score":4,"text":"I'm missing the good old never ending debates over nerdy stuff.

I used vim for a long time, i3wm fanboy, but 8 years ago I switch to MacOS and PyCharm.

I know why I switched, but now, with the entire AI race, new tools popping in and out, I want just to relax and go back to my initial love.

So, can neovim still compete with any IDE out there?","time":1777545582,"title":"Make HN great again: Neovim vs. IDEs","type":"story"}],[47957116,{"by":"tkhattra","descendants":2,"id":47957116,"kids":[47958807,47960593],"score":57,"time":1777513639,"title":"A grounded conceptual model for ownership types in Rust","type":"story","url":"https://cacm.acm.org/research-highlights/a-grounded-conceptual-model-for-ownership-types-in-rust/"}],[47945673,{"by":"krzysu","descendants":1,"id":47945673,"kids":[47945674,47945933],"score":6,"time":1777451933,"title":"Product Thinking for Open Source Library Design","type":"story","url":"https://pckt.blog/b/krzysu/product-thinking-for-open-source-library-design-qzw69a9"}],[47876356,{"by":"eustoria","descendants":1,"id":47876356,"kids":[47876422],"score":1,"time":1776955485,"title":"Bye, 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Just a brew package at this point, but feel free to suggest alternatives.","time":1771643643,"title":"Show HN: Git uncommit – reset unpushed, committed changes","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/below43/git-uncommit"}],[46888880,{"by":"Benboren","descendants":1,"id":46888880,"kids":[46889025],"score":2,"text":"Hey everyone,

The problem: My schedule is unpredictable. Some days I have 25 minutes, some days an hour. Every workout app assumes I have the same time every day. I don't.

So I built QuickWorkout.

Tell it your time, get a workout. 15 minutes or 90 - it generates a balanced routine that actually fits.

Swap exercises instantly. Bench taken? One tap, equivalent exercise, same muscles targeted.

Weight logging that doesn't suck. One tap, auto-suggestions based on your history, progress tracking.

Pricing: Free to download, 3 free workouts, $9.99/month for unlimited.

Link: https://apps.apple.com/il/app/quickworkout-tap-train/id67579...

Would love feedback. What's missing?","time":1770226855,"title":"Show HN: Workout app for when you're short on time","type":"story","url":"https://apps.apple.com/il/app/quickworkout-tap-train/id6757982958"}]]

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