17:[[45873046,{"by":"jayasurya2006","descendants":5,"id":45873046,"kids":[45873518,45873086,45873407],"score":11,"text":"I built EveryToolkit.com\n — a collection of 500+ free online tools across 24+ categories, all in one clean, fast, and ad-supported site.

The goal is to make small, everyday utilities accessible from one place — no popups, no clutter.

You’ll find:\n• Developer tools (JSON, JWT, regex, base64, etc.)\n• Text and writing tools (word counters, formatters, case converters)\n• Image & PDF tools (compress, convert, merge)\n• Finance, health, and SEO utilities\n• Calculators and converters for daily use

I built this to solve my own frustration of having to Google for “that one tool” every time. Would love feedback

Live here → https://www.everytoolkit.com","time":1762756387,"title":"Show HN: 500+ Free Online Tools In One Place – developers, designers, students","type":"story","url":"https://www.everytoolkit.com/"}],[45868381,{"by":"deanebarker","descendants":6,"id":45868381,"kids":[45874388,45868536,45868853,45868455,45868480],"score":2,"text":"I get generative AI. I understand the concept of an LLM and how it generates text. AI output processing seems relatively clear to me.

What I don't understand is how ChatGPT (or whatever) understands what I write. No matter how I phrase it, or how subtle or abstract the point or problem is, AI usually always figures out what I mean. I am mystified and constantly amazed at AI input processing.

What mechanism is at work here? If I want to deep dive on how AI understands meaning, what technology or concept do I need to research?","time":1762716536,"title":"Ask HN: How does AI understand what I write?","type":"story"}],[45863526,{"by":"lsmael","descendants":1,"id":45863526,"kids":[45863560],"score":1,"text":"Hi HN,

I made a small wishlist tool to avoid duplicate gifts and awkward coordination.

You create a list and share a link.\nFriends can reserve an item so others don’t buy it.\nThe list owner doesn’t see what’s reserved, so the surprise stays.

No login required.\nFast input

Example: https://fast-wishes.com/l/ismael

Built with Supabase and Next.js. Feedback welcome.","time":1762671726,"title":"Show HN: Fast Wishes – A shareable wishlist built to avoid unwanted gifts","type":"story","url":"https://fast-wishes.com"}],[45858709,{"by":"AI_kid1412","dead":true,"id":45858709,"kids":[45859073],"score":2,"time":1762625838,"type":"story"}],[45854755,{"by":"elcapithanos","descendants":3,"id":45854755,"kids":[45854850,45855031,45854806],"score":9,"text":"Having gone through the who's hiring posts over the last few months, I've noticed a concerning trend. Everyone seems to only want "senior" developers.

Of course, I'm not sure how far true that is in practice and how many of those companies may compromise when they can't find anyone who meets their high standards, but it does strike me as odd how the industry seems to be on the verge of just shutting the door to anyone who doesn't meet the standard of a "senior" developer. I've even seen a few jobs reposted for 2 or 3 months straight, which makes me feel like they can't find candidates (or maybe they're not really hiring).

But this is all just anecdotal anyways, has anyone else noticed a similar trend? Is it in any way related to AI? Maybe companies don't trust developers coming into the industry in the last 3 years because they may have relied heavily on LLMs?","time":1762585535,"title":"Ask HN: Is everyone only hiring senior developers? And is it because of AI?","type":"story"}],[45854787,{"by":"qwikhost","descendants":1,"id":45854787,"kids":[45854842],"score":1,"text":"Threads Media Downloader - Save Images & Videos from Threads Profile or Post Instantly","time":1762585922,"title":"Show HN: Threads Media Downloader","type":"story","url":"https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/threads-media-downloader/hcheccflijdeknphebbpjdipidinacln"}],[45850475,{"by":"gmays","descendants":1,"id":45850475,"kids":[45850831],"score":1,"time":1762546222,"title":"Teach Your AI to Think Like a Senior Engineer","type":"story","url":"https://every.to/source-code/teach-your-ai-to-think-like-a-senior-engineer"}]]

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